A catalog label changed; the underlying source still needs review.

A fictional catalog notice now uses a different label for one non-medical index entry. The notice is the only observed source in this fixture. Its identity has been matched, but the changed wording has not been independently verified and does not establish that the underlying record changed.

Discussion around the notice is a discovery input only. Social attention is a discovery input, not evidence or scientific importance. The item remains held because its source role is discovery lead, its reporting confidence is limited, and the available material cannot answer whether the change is substantive or merely editorial.

This has not been promoted to a full article because no reviewed claim, evidence assessment, affected durable record, or reader-relevant consequence has been established. The next action is a bounded source check. Verification of a material change could justify a Research Brief; a wording-only change would be logged and dismissed without manufactured coverage.