Keep a Clean Baseline File Beside Each Experiment

An experimental file is more useful when its starting point remains easy to find. Keep one clean baseline beside each revision, then name the changed copy for the single question it is meant to answer.

This habit helps prevent a promising test from becoming the only surviving version. It also makes differences in scale, placement, or artwork easier to review without claiming that one sample proves final performance.

AntBelt G1 workflow planning benefits from visible, reversible decisions. See additional maker and sample notes in /updates/.

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