This paper has been printing Pickaxe Mountain as threat language — "very soon" — with no strike in fetched copy. [1] Sunday has no strike. Granite and depth are not a crater. Print unstruck. Do not print a hit. Leave a named strike to the edition that owns a named strike.

No Sunday crater photo is in the Pickaxe file, so unstruck remains the word and 'very soon' is still threat language.
Unstruck granite is still unstruck. Sunday recap that treats 'very soon' as a crater is a feed, not a strike.
No Sunday battle-damage image is in the Pickaxe file, so unstruck remains the mountain word.
An unstruck mountain is still unstruck. Sunday added no crater to the file.
Sunday produced no crater, and the archive keeps the last named one.

Construction activity cuts both ways as evidence: buildup or hardening, only intent distinguishes them. Satellites show dirt moved. Dirt moved is not a crater.

Moved dirt stays moved; Sunday's stays. Staying is the update. Craters stay absent.

Craters stay absent; Sunday added none. Dirt moved is still not a hit. Intent still distinguishes buildup from hardening.

Pickaxe Mountain granite has no crater photograph in Sunday's pile. 'Very soon' is still threat language, not a hit. Satellites that show moved dirt have not shown a strike. Unsourced craters stay off this page.
Sunday has no crater photograph. Very soon is still threat language. Unsourced holes stay off this page.

Sunday has no crater photograph. Sunday prints no crater. Very soon is still threat language.

Sunday has no crater photograph. Sunday prints no crater. Very soon is still threat language.

-- ANNA WEBER, Berlin