There is one reference which talks about later issues superceding earlier ones. It is one sentence, hard to find. I can’t remember the name of the reference, but I am pretty sure it was an HCO PL. It is on Staff Status Two Course. (It’s also in the OEC Vols, but I have no idea where).
The Tech was researched in date chronicled order.
It evolved in date chronicled order.
It was put together by a team of approximately 40 people working together at any given time to undo the next thing to come up. Our co-processing space was the Chapel, prior to that it was the pavilion and prior to that the basement in Saint Hill.
LRH was the co-coordinating factor.
He, MSH and the staff and the Z-Unit section of the SHSBC would co-ordinate together and deliver the latest ideas. Or run the processes and write up what was found and any ways it could be improved upon.
The method was simple LRH would C/S each folder and recommendations. He would then add in the pertinent new findings.
We would be notified in his hand writing the bulletin containing the latest Tech discoveries and rundowns being pinned to the door by LRH of whatever location we were in.
The moment that this occurred you stopped what you were running and immediately ran the new Tech.
In Nov '62 I can recall being blasted because my pc Peter Williams was having incredible gains running a 3D-Criss-Cross 24 list R/D.....so I opted to continue. LRH blasted me for this as he had come in an hour earlier whilst I was running Peter and pinned a new rundown on the door.
This methodology taught you how to read it, do it, correct it as you grooved in on the new discoveries or rundowns.
But, make no mistake it was a collaborated effort - most of the discoveries were done by the Z-Unit processors as we had much more time and focus on the implementing of the new Tech. And discovering what lay underneath.
Where-as LRH and staff had to wear their hats and had many more PTPs than most of the students.
The moment a new piece of Tech came out it superseded the previous tech - that did not mean the earlier proven to work tech was omitted.
Alan