After the scoring module completed source registration, Class D opened the formal grouping portal.
Gu Heng first saved the previous page version and its access time.
Hirata placed the scoring records behind the internal sheet instead of moving them into the rankings column.
The third-row applicant stood beside the terminal, confirming that she would only verify the page's status.
"Who looks at the formal grouping first?" the first-row applicant asked.
"Each person looks at their own fields first," Horikita answered.
"I'll confirm the public wording."
The second-row applicant did not approach the terminal immediately.
"What if the page puts my position together with the old execution line?"
"Keep both sources for now," Gu Heng said.
"Don't treat the old execution line as an official position."
Only then did she step forward and confirm the scope of what she would review.
The school page showed that the formal grouping module had been released.
Class D only read the portal and its source, without confirming any individual fields.
Class D did not read out the specific fields displayed on the page.
Hirata recorded only the module source, version, and each person's confirmation status.
He saved every reading action separately by person.
Horikita's public confirmation did not override the second row's personal confirmation.
The second row's review did not override the first row's application status either.
The third row could only verify the portal and source, not confirm anyone's individual fields in their place.
Only after Gu Heng had reviewed those four points did he let Hirata continue filing the records.
"First, make it clear who has looked at what."
"Then decide who can write their own status back in."
Comparing it against the old public table, the third-row applicant wrote:
`Reading the formal grouping portal does not mean all individual fields have