Possible Duplicate Review Standing

The Lifecycle

Transitions Explained

Detection can replace evidence on any qualifying pair while keeping its stored standing. New strong evidence can separately reopen dismissal. Human confirmation initially assigns full score and removes grouping, but does not protect the score from later detection. Merging carries outside dismissals before absorbed comparisons cascade away.

What Cannot Happen

Automatic retirement affects only open detected pairs. Review decisions do not expire merely because evidence weakens, and a pair needs both participating records.

Concurrency and Timing

Background delivery can trail a record save. Reviewer writes and regrouping commit together, but simultaneous review and detection need the concurrency qualification recorded in the structured model.