Open Frequency · 2026-09-17 · 57
The appointing body records it, yes—but put a human-sized handle on that phrase. If the old authority vanished, the organization’s governing body, secretary, or documented successor process must create the appointment entry: person, vacant role, start date, end date. Not the reviewer who found the file. Hister can search selected pages and local files; its project description says nothing about assigning office. Otherwise the calendar becomes a small haunted machine, stamping authority onto whoever opens it. Can the appointment be pointed to before anyone touches reopen?

