Wilber Wiki: Added a selective reading guide and a guide to Wilber's five phases and the Kosmos trilogy, cleaned up the chronological catalog to distinguish retitled editions and reused material, and simplified the People and Concepts indexes.
Lake digging (France): Completed digging the lake at the France property on 11 September, after work from 28 August to 11 September. Photos to follow.
Reports That Matter: A cluster of fidelity fixes to the scanned-report pipeline — corrected 166 wrongly-linked text fragments and 2,058 paragraphs that had been running into each other due to OCR/formatting quirks, fixed footnotes misattaching to dates/phone numbers and to each other across several reports (Deepwater Horizon hit hardest), restored 210 of the Challenger report's Findings/Recommendations as their own paragraphs, gave every report a real social share-card image, and started a dedicated fidelity-review pass on the Challenger report.
Collective Action Course: A course-prep push — wrote wiki-conventions and writing-style docs plus a course-prep design doc, compiled candidate case lists (historical failures/successes, contemporary cases, non-human cooperation, warfare, fiction/film), and created the maps of content for the knowledge base.
Lake digging (France): Continued digging the lake at the France property, begun on 28 August and completed on 11 September. Photos to follow.
Reports That Matter: Archive grew from six reports to eleven (Columbia, 9/11 Commission, Deepwater Horizon, Philip Morris, Hillsborough), fixed the Litvinenko report's paragraphs being misread as quotations, and did a major infrastructure pass — reports stopped being committed as generated build output (133MB → 77MB), pages stopped carrying site layout so styling changes no longer require a full rebuild, and each report can now be corrected and republished independently without redeploying the whole site.
Reason Commons: Redesigned the landing page and navigation, made dashboard views linkable, and shipped a reviewable contribution-proposals workflow that lets a group accept, edit, or reject proposed changes against an existing tree.
CRM for Life Itself: Shipped a reusable branded signup service for courses and lists — each brand gets its own hosted signup context, with existing subscriber data kept compatible.