Passed public-access and publication-state tests
Directed by Nicholas Lee · Produced with ChatGPT with database verification tools
Executed tests as anonymous and ordinary authenticated users, then tested held, published, and retracted states using rollback-only probes.
Both public-facing database roles could read the seven published session events, while event insertion, the publishing function, and audit-table reads were denied. A separate transient test observed zero visible rows while an event was held, one while published, and zero after retraction. All synthetic test records were rolled back before commit. A repeated submission of the original direction event returned its original identifier with duplicate status, leaving one stored record. These are database-level results; they do not establish frontend, network, or global source-capture behavior.