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Incomplete Archival Submission

I’ve pulled [documents] into my research folder because the departmental archivist wants one clean file for my [paper]…

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CDecide — “help me choose”I’ve pulled [documents] into my research folder because the departmental archivist wants one…+
I’ve pulled [documents] into my research folder because the departmental archivist wants one clean file for my [paper] due [deadline=Friday]. I’m afraid I’ll misorder something or leave metadata that betrays anonymized respondents. Diagnose whether I should prioritize a single merged [pdf] now or preserve separate files with a linking table, say what I cannot cross (ethics or provenance), and give the safest step I can finish today so the archivist doesn’t reject the deposit.
when the reply comes backPush once: ask it to sharpen the weakest part, and to say what it assumed.

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I have to hand a single archival file to the department by Friday and I’m two folders short of coherent.

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