Teams running quarterly content audits have a thirteen-week detection gap where claims go unwatched

The paradox is that the teams running the most audits often carry the most content debt. A team that reviews every quarter is revealing a thirteen-week detection gap: thirteen weeks where claims go unwatched, sources change without triggering a review, and readers encounter data that may have drifted since the last cycle. The rigor of the calendar advertises the absence of a detection layer.