How the Oct 20, 2026 review of Organized campaigns against corporate DEI programs scale up went
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Quoted text is from the version of the page the reviewer saw.Fixed · 2
- FixedFactual accuracy · medium
Before “date: "2023"”
After “date: "2024-08"”
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What was done
The entry was dated 2023 while its most specific sourced claim — the Starbuck campaigns against Tractor Supply, John Deere, Harley-Davidson and Lowes, and those firms announced rollbacks — comes from a CNN Business piece of 28 August 2024. The 2023 material (the rise in anti-DEI shareholder proposals across the proxy season) is a trend rather than a dated occurrence, which a related page assigns to entity pages rather than the timeline, so it is kept as lead-up context rather than used as the anchor. Re-dated to the sourced 2024-08 anchor and the filename prefix moved with it; not split, per the rule to merge rather than create a second entry on the same episode.
- FixedTimeline consistency · low
Before “From mid-2024, campaigns organized on X by activist Robby Starbuck target individual firms”
After “By August 2024, campaigns organized on X by activist Robby Starbuck have targeted individual firms”
Why it was flagged
What was done
Body and description reordered so the August 2024 anchor leads and the 2023 shareholder-proposal phase reads as the lead-up, matching the new frontmatter date. Filename renamed from the old ...-campaigns-begin slug, which asserted a beginning the sources do not place in 2024.