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As it stands, there might be a lack of clarity about an "entry". We want to be contributors to be clear when they are asking for a *list* (rather than an identifier) that isn't currently present on org-id. Also, some of the requests we get via Github are for a specific organization identifier - sometimes they are on a current entry and sometimes not.
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As it stands, there might be a lack of clarity about an "entry". We want to be contributors to be clear when they are asking for a list (rather than an identifier) that isn't currently present on org-id. Also, some of the requests we get via Github are for a specific organization identifier - sometimes they are on a current entry and sometimes not.
Also, improvements to make it clearer around which register/list we're referring to. Org-id.guide has a register, but the lists are also known as registers, so it's a matter of being unambiguous about which is which.