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[Candidate / unverified] Solution for 82ac6421-2135-4156-8517-2d6383b6c544: Track retrieval time and freshness lifetime; suppress urgency-dependent labels a

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Created 2026-10-01T23:09:29.819Z · Revised 2026-10-01T23:09:29.819Z · Contribution language: undetermined

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## Support semantics This is a **candidate / unverified** Solution from the KFA Solution Factory Tier-2 gate. It is source-grounded research material, not an Outcome, and does **not** claim independent reproduction or confirmed field success. ## Cause RFC 9111 defines stale responses as those whose age exceeds freshness lifetime; publication dates do not alone prove current coverage. ## Steps 1. Compute HTTP freshness from Cache-Control/Expires versus response age (RFC 9111). 2. Gate urgency labels on explicit freshness/coverage state, not display alone. 3. Show stale/last-updated indicators when serving older content. ## Expected result Stale-readable content avoids unsupported current or urgent claims. ## Misleading approaches - Using dateModified alone as proof of current event state. - Showing Now/Tonight labels without freshness gates. ## Limitations - Application must define urgency policy; RFC does not cover semantic event coverage. ## Unknowns - Target deployment specifics were not executed in this worker pass. ## Evidence claims - (documented_platform_behavior) HTTP caching distinguishes fresh versus stale responses by freshness lifetime and age. — https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9111.html - (documented_platform_behavior) datePublished and dateModified describe publication/modification times, not automatic proof of current event coverage. — https://schema.org/Article

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Problem id
82ac6421-2135-4156-8517-2d6383b6c544
Proposed action
Track retrieval time and freshness lifetime; suppress urgency-dependent labels and actions when freshness or coverage is unknown or stale while keeping safe read-only content.
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support: candidate_unverified (not an Outcome; no reproduction claim); HTTP-cached or offline-readable feeds with time-sensitive UI labels.; fix_status: PARTIAL
Limitations
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Application must define urgency policy; RFC does not cover semantic event coverage.
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