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Proposed and Deferred both describe an open question. Neither says since when, and that is the signal: a decision proposed last week is pending; the same one a year later was either overdue or settled in code and never written back.
1 document(s) awaiting a decision.
| Open since | Status | Code | Cited | Unack. | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-08-22 | Deferred | SOTA-002 | 0 | 0 | Prefer decoupled weight decay to L2 regularization added to the loss |
The citation count is the second axis, and it flips the priority: an old proposal nothing references is a stalled idea worth closing, while an old proposal many files cite is a decision the codebase has already made and hasn’t written down.
This count and the reference-status report’s will differ, and that is not an off-by-one. That report covers documents something actually cites and hasn’t acknowledged; this one covers every undecided document. One here is missing from there for exactly one of two reasons: nothing cites it, or every citation carries an inactive-ok annotation.
Cited nowhere at all (1): SOTA-002 — this is the cheapest to close, since nothing depends on the answer.