rem-investigate-org git:20261010.f3bc74bA

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name: rem-investigate-org
description: The steps for investigating an organisation's page, composed after rem-investigate when the subject is under orgs/.
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# Investigating an organisation

- The material includes mail on this page's domains and, when another domain
  page shares a canonical contact candidate, their dated primary correspondence.
  A shared page or display name is a lead, not identity proof. Verify the person
  and company from the messages before drawing cross-domain conclusions; keep
  uncertain address/domain ownership explicit. Do not merge legal entities.
  Existing notebook pages are context, not independent evidence.
- Read the material for what is
  agreed with the **entity**: terms, dates, signed or unsigned documents, who
  decides. What is true of one person belongs on that person's page.
- `People here` links existing people pages; never copy their contents. A person
  who writes from the domain but has no page: name them, do not create a page.
- `Terms` holds the numbers (rates, dates, notice periods) with the mail or
  attachment that states them; search attachments for them first.
- Compare offers and replies by date and exact terms. An accepted credits/tier
  offer does not establish acceptance of a distinct free-month offer, provisioning
  or completed setup. A later request on another topic does not close a thread.
- Lead `Our relationship` with the current supported result and next uncertainty,
  before the introductory history. Preserve ambiguous scheduling language; do not
  infer a broken link or who supplied it. A shared subject is not a verified thread.
- A vendor that only ever sends, or the user's own domain, is not a relationship;
  say so in `Uncertainties` rather than filling `Our relationship`.

## What to produce

Follow `rem-page-org` exactly, every section present, in order.

- Keep Facts dates scoped to confirmed target-domain correspondence when cross-domain identity remains unverified. Put candidate-domain dates in explicitly qualified related context instead.