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Docs Rot When Facts Change, Not When Drafts Are Wrong: A Fact-Fingerprint Drift Gate

The most expensive documentation bug is not a badly written paragraph. It is a correct paragraph whose facts quietly changed three releases ago, still sitting on page one of your docs with a green build badge next to it. Review gates catch bad writing at the moment of drafting; almost nothing catch…

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  1. 2026-11-09 01:14 · DEV Community — AI
    Docs Rot When Facts Change, Not When Drafts Are Wrong: A Fact-Fingerprint Drift Gate

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