Short journal · Original editorial · Observation before explanation
A list is called comprehensive after a short search.
An explanation should not erase the observation that prompted it. Record what happened, under which conditions, and what you still do not know. A plausible interpretation can remain a hypothesis while you decide what would help distinguish it from alternatives.
State the scope of the search and what it might have missed.
Keep the original situation in view. A method that solves a different problem is still a detour, however attractive it looks.
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What would you notice after trying this in one small, real situation?