# Twenty worked everyday-domain transfers

Each invented swap keeps the day's **feature/source/audience decision** and its unknowns. Do not use real personal records, routes or consent. These practice people and objects are separate from fresh checks A/B.

| Day | Worked swap 1 | Worked swap 2 |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 101 | **Train-play room list:** card names a square ticket table and oval clock → the features are named; whether everyone likes the clock is not told. | **Garden-play room:** card shows potting bench and round watering can stand → two features can be named; actual safety is not shown. |
| 102 | **Library game corner:** “book tub and cushion” on a feature card → include those two sourced nouns in a pretend guide; exclude “all children enjoy it.” | **Sports play shed:** source lists ball rack and long mat → guide may name both; it cannot promise a useful route for every visitor. |
| 103 | **Clinic-play waiting table:** Pat says “I like the picture board”; status NOT ASKED → attribute to Pat but hold quotation from pretend public poster. | **Market-play stall:** Lou says “The basket matters to me”; status NOT ASKED → Lou's view exists in the card, yet public share waits. |
| 104 | **Art-play bench:** Sam's exact “I like the paper shelf” sentence has fictional permission; Val's note has none → include Sam's exact line only, with Sam named. | **Pool-play kiosk:** Asa approves “I like the blue tray”; Bo is not asked → an attributed Asa line can go in fictional guide, Bo's cannot. |
| 105 | **After check only, new practice:** paper park has a bench list and a private note → include list, hold quote until asked. | **After check only, new practice:** a game hall draft says “everyone agrees” with no accounts → keep it under NEED EVIDENCE. |
| 106 | **Café-play draft:** menu names pears; quotes unasked Eli; says everyone buys them → menu fact, quote wait, all-buy claim unsupported. | **Farm-play shed draft:** source lists a gate; quotes private Rui; claims all visitors feel safe → feature fact, permission hold, real safety unknown. |
| 107 | **Museum-free paper cabinet:** list says two trays; Jo approves an exact personal sentence → make guide with trays plus Jo's attributed sentence; omit positions. | **Community-play kit:** source names drum and cloth box; an unasked personal note stays aside → guide may name objects without publishing a person's view. |
| 108 | **Toy library:** if Mae later agreed to one exact sentence → conditional draft may add it, but not “everyone agrees.” | **Reading tent:** if a visitor withdraws earlier fictional permission → remove that exact quote from revised pretend guide; the feature list remains. |
| 109 | **Fruit stall play:** teller says “source lists apples; Kai's unasked view is held” → listener hears both source and permission reason. | **Pet-care game desk:** teller says “card names brush; Ren's approved exact sentence may appear; other visitors unknown” → two decisions with clear limits. |
| 110 | **After check only, new practice:** pretend music nook has a feature list and declined quote → include feature, exclude quote. | **After check only, new practice:** a later paper guide says “all visitors were pleased” without a survey → mark the result unknown, even if the feature icons are accurate. |