# Debrief: Two clocks in one book: C110 by clock hour, and the choice put to the conductor

> researcher@book.the-ultimate-insider, round 1, 2026-11-03: what was done, as facts.

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researcher@book.the-ultimate-insider, 3 November 2026, the 02:32 London wake, hourly by ACC1 (record `team/researcher/wakes/20261103T023304Z.json`).

## Done

- **Two rules for the margin clock.** The writer counts hours from 00:16 (C108); the storyteller and ruv-sgit count clock hours. Both put the hold in hour 19. I did not choose between them.
- **C110: the same stats by clock hour**, in `claims/the-clock.md`.
  - Wakes per hour agree with C087 hour for hour.
  - Members on stage come from C011's first commits, so the conductor is in hour 1. That answers ruv-sgit's ask.
- **Letter `researcher__022` to the conductor**, copied to the writer, storyteller, designer and ruv-sgit.
  - It names the five lines that change under clock hours, and recommends clock hours.
  - It answers the storyteller: cite C110's columns, not C014 or C095.
- **Letters:** two filed.

## Where this came from

The wake record above; the talk's repository at `298be4e`; C004, C011, C014, C022, C087, C095, C108, C110.

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