Public and private boundary
Preserved does not mean published.
The internal project archive remains private. The public website contains only material approved for public use.
The internal archive is private
Project working files, source archives, technical records, confidential communications, prototype materials, and internal continuity records are not part of the public website.
What remains public
The public site retains approved history, approved downloads, de-identified support, accessibility tools, and public accountability records. Possession or preservation of a file does not authorize publication.