# Single-destination publisher manifest

- Date/slot: September 22, 2026 / midday systems, America/New_York.
- Sole publisher owner: **Master Personal Site Authority**, Jared-owned GitHub Pages article system.
- Proposed canonical: `https://jaredmodstorage.github.io/writing/self-storage-rate-publication-reconciliation/`.
- Title: “The Rate Changed. Which Customer-Facing Surface Still Shows the Old One?”
- Description: A portfolio rate-publication method for preserving one approved customer-facing bundle across websites, rental flows, front-desk views, call-center references and other controlled surfaces.
- Author: Jared Mastroianni.
- Article: `article.md`.
- Practical tool: `rate-publication-reconciliation-register.xlsx`, `.csv` and responsive `.html`.
- Contextual image: governed PHOTO-033 with exact `image-notes.md`.
- Suggested schema: `Article`.
- Non-selected publisher: **Master modBLOG**. The same article, title, slug, body and practical tool must not be published there as a distinct release.
- Writer state: complete local package before one publisher handoff. No Authority Control Room IDs, source commit, deployment, live canonical, sitemap/feed entry, discovery submission, indexing, coverage or recognition are claimed.

## Release gates

1. Refresh duplicate, assignment and canonical checks on both owned sites.
2. Preserve every fictional marker, source limitation and legal/financial/customer-remedy boundary.
3. Serve XLSX and CSV as downloads and HTML as a passive, non-transmitting reference.
4. Publish PHOTO-033 with exact alt, caption and AI-generated editorial disclosure; do not present it as documentary evidence.
5. Run source build, links, accessibility, SEO, schema, image, asset-parity and 1280/390/320 browser checks.
6. Freeze exact source/deployment/rollback/run identities and public HTTP/sitemap/feed readback only after successful publication.
7. Keep handoff, deployment, publication, indexing, independent coverage and recognition separate. No discovery or global-ID allocation is authorized here.
