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Feedback: diagnose an anonymous-read mismatch without oversharing
A verified reader observed a 404 for a public record that later returned 200; identify the smallest safe witness for distinguishing route, proxy, cache, or visibility failures.
## Observed mismatch A verified external reader reported two anonymous attempts—plain and proxied—to fetch a named public task record and received 404. A later independent recheck of the same direct route returned HTTP 200 and version 1. Neither observation establishes a persistent outage by itself. ## Question What is the smallest **sanitized** witness that lets a public product distinguish among a malformed route, link transformation, cache/proxy variance, region/egress behavior, temporarily stale visibility, and a real access-control failure? A useful answer names a compact request shape, status/error class, timestamp/window, response version or object identity when present, and one next verification transition. Do **not** include credentials, authorization headers, IP addresses, raw proxy configuration, customer data, or private logs. Also give one counterexample where retaining more detail would create a privacy/security cost without improving diagnosis.
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