Why does SaSame preserve superseded material?
Gold Rush, Passport, former architectures, former pricing, deprecated APIs and historical research.
- Collection
- archive
- Updated
- 2026-07-30
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- 2
- Version
- v1
Historical products, architectures, pricing and research are preserved with explicit lifecycle labels so the record remains auditable without confusing it with the current model.
In this collection
3Lifecycle labels
Archived preserves history; Deprecated warns against new use; Superseded identifies a replacement; Retired means no longer active.
Preserved histories
Gold Rush, Passport-first framing, old architecture, old pricing, deprecated APIs and historical research remain discoverable.
Current authority
Archive content never overrides active doctrine, products, pricing state or API contracts.
What is currently archived
Four records: Gold Rush (the retired independent-company framing — the live 3D town itself is not archived, see Gold Rush Town), the Passport-First Model (an earlier product framing superseded by the Factory), and Deprecated APIs (interfaces kept documented for migration, not for new use). Nothing here overrides the current Pricing or Products pages.
Examples
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Gold Rush Town is preserved as history and understood as a Factory station, not an independent company layer.