fix receipt
A signed record that a correction to a listing or profile actually held: issued only when later re-reads, separated in time, all show the corrected value, and voided if a later re-read shows it reverted. Sending a correction and seeing it accepted once does not count.
What fix receipt does not show
A refused or unreachable read changes nothing.
Related terms in Entities and schema
Declaring who you are in a form a resolver can use without guessing.
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Questions about fix receipt
What is fix receipt?
A signed record that a correction to a listing or profile actually held: issued only when later re-reads, separated in time, all show the corrected value, and voided if a later re-read shows it reverted. Sending a correction and seeing it accepted once does not count.
What does fix receipt not show or guarantee?
A signed record that a correction to a listing or profile actually held: issued only when later re-reads, separated in time, all show the corrected value, and voided if a later re-read shows it reverted. Sending a correction and seeing it accepted once does not count. A refused or unreachable read changes nothing.
Which area of the glossary does fix receipt belong to?
Entities and schema: Declaring who you are in a form a resolver can use without guessing.
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