The current public record is tied to a 16-paper upload matrix: W0, P23, P28, P29, P30, P31, P32-P40, and F1/P8. The point is not paper-count promotion. The point is to make each paper's claim, evidence, boundary, freshness status, and attack route inspectable.
Yesterday's queue described how to attack a paper claim. Today's ledger describes what happens after a useful attack is accepted. A valid public counterexample should leave a visible boundary change: narrower wording, a split claim, a lower evidence tier, a withdrawal condition, or a next evidence requirement.