Updates

Updates

What changed on this site, and when. Newest first.

This is a changelog for the website. The printed book does not change between print runs — if you are holding one and a page number here does not match, that is whateditions is for.

The log

First public build

  • All 231 items from the printed book extracted and typed, so every word of book copy on this site is the book's own wording rather than a paraphrase.
  • The Napoleon Hill audit published at /hill: what the record actually shows about Hill, with dates and two sources, and the two self-help statistics this site refuses to quote.
  • Ryan's karting record published at /proof. The Formula 4 claim is not on it, because it is not confirmed.
  • The book page published at /get: 64 pages, the word count, an honest reading time, what the book has that this site does not, and who it is not for.
  • Scam Check and Shrink My First Step published as shells. Neither is live; both say so on the page and show exactly what they will ask for and give back.
  • Privacy, terms and editions published. Privacy lists what is kept in your browser key by key.
  • No analytics, no cookies, no third-party requests. A step in the build reads every published file and fails the release if an external host appears in it.

What is missing right now

Named here rather than left for you to discover. Each one becomes a dated entry above when it lands.

  • The retailer link on /get. The book is sold through an outside retailer and the link is not confirmed.
  • The free starter chapter, as a readable page and as a printable PDF. Neither file is in place.
  • The ISBNs on /editions.
  • The hosting provider's name, log contents and retention period on /privacy.
  • The serverless function behind the two AI tools. Until it exists, both tools are shells.
  • Chapter 16, which Ryan is writing about what he learned after the book went to print.
  • Per-result source links on /proof, so each karting result points at the timing sheet it comes from.

How this page works

Entries are written by hand and appended, never edited after the fact. If something on this site turns out to be wrong, the correction gets its own dated entry saying what was wrong — not a quiet fix.

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