FindYourFidget
How We Check Sources & Test Projects
Evidence belongs to a particular project and version.
Four kinds of facts
Design assumptions describe what a file intends to produce. Source reports describe what a named source says. Observed facts come from a documented test. Anything without enough evidence remains unknown.
From file to real object
Making acceptance requires the final files and instructions to match the physical build: A4 and Letter printing, repeated operation where applicable, and an independent maker. The current printable files have digital checks; their physical and independent acceptance remains pending. Private validation plans are not successful test results.
Usability and digital checks
Digital checks cover downloads, file integrity, keyboard and touch controls, paused and background states, narrow screens and error recovery. Source guides are checked against their stated sources, not treated as hands-on lessons. Browser emulation does not replace Android and iOS device checks. Teaching and making claims require independent task completion for the actual model and version.
Pictures and permissions
Real photographs must come from the named object or activity. CAD images come from the corresponding model, app captures from the running interaction, and print previews from the final PDF. Original illustrations are labeled. Third-party material requires a recorded permission or license.
Corrections and withdrawal
A failed check can prevent publication or withdraw a version. Files use versioned locations so a correction does not silently replace an older download. Source and correction reports are reviewed against the affected version.