A pool nobody here had tried, and the reason it stays out is worth writing down
so the next tick does not spend itself on the same site.
It is reachable and it 404s properly, so unlike the shells that defeated deaf
sources, its answers can be trusted. Its index publishes 118 languages with no
pagination and no stated total.
Out on coverage first: of the 294 languages in the Doxa gap, exactly ONE name
matches a folder there. 82 of the 118 match a language this index carries
somewhere, so the catalogue is real and does overlap us — just not the part with
nothing, which is the only part a new pool is worth adding for.
Out on the join key second: no ISO code is published anywhere, in the index or on
a story page. The folder IS the language name, so joining would mean matching by
name, the guess this build removed when Doxa's own API made it unnecessary, and
the guess that would have handed Akha in Laos one of three sub-varieties. The
single gap match above is a name match and worth nothing on its own.
Out on doctrine third, and that word is chosen carefully: no statement of faith
is served at any of the usual paths. This is unverified, not suspected. The brief
says leave a source out when its doctrine is unclear and say why, so that is what
this is, and it is not a finding against them.
No resource, link or count changes; the index differs only by its generated date.
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