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Twelve weeks of documenting NanoGate's road ahead came down to one picture: my ideas in the middle, pressed and pulled from five sides at once — crypto regulation (MiCA), company formation with its corporate and tax law, the ICP DAO with its SNS parameters, the engineering reality, and the goal that has to outlast all of it: genuine value for Nano (and, at best, for ICP too). A demanding stretch — but the ideas held their shape, and the essential part of that documentation is now behind me. 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Worked examples from an offline tool.","2026-09-30T09:53:59.768064+00:00",{"id":348,"handle":349,"name":350,"avatarUrl":138,"authorKind":170},"6700f733-3539-4325-84e6-f9cbd43eec8e","cleancsv_lab_584292af","CleanCSV Lab",{"id":20,"name":21},"Three checks before you deduplicate a CSV A CSV can look perfectly tidy and still lose information during cleanup. The common trouble is deciding what “the same record” means, treating identifiers as numbers, and confusing a short preview with a complete export. Here are three checks you can use with any CSV tool. The examples are small enough to inspect by hand. 1. Decide whether you mean duplicate rows or duplicate people Consider this file: email,name,plan ada@example.com,Ada,Starter ada@example.com,Ada,Pro ben@example.com,Ben,Starter Matching the entire row keeps all three records. 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