01-ADM | 06-DIA | Diary Entry Template

Diary Entry Template

This document provides the master plaintext template for generating Series 06-DIA Diary entries. It ensures that all digital transcriptions of original diary records adhere uniformly to the strict formatting, participant identification, and cross-referencing rules required by the Scole Archive Naming Standard (SANS), while preserving the integrity of the raw historical data..

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Scole-01-ADM-06-DIA-Diary-Entry-Template.txt [Drive]

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FILE ID: Scole-01-ADM-06-DIA-Diary-Entry-Template.txt

LOCATION: 01-ADM-Administrative/ADM-01-SANS-Documentation/

ARCHIVE-ID: Scole-01-ADM-TMP-02

PURPOSE: Master Plaintext Template for Series 06-DIA Diary entries.

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GENERATED FILE ID: Scole-06-DIA-[YYYY]-[MM]-[DD]-[###].txt

GENERATED LOCATION: 06-DIA-Diary/Session-[###]-[YYYY]-[MM]-[DD]/

GENERATED ARCHIVE-ID: Scole-06-DIA-[###]

GENERATED PURPOSE: Personal diary entry regarding Scole Session [###].

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ARCHIVE-ID:  [To be assigned upon session file creation]

LOCATION:    06-DIA-Diary/Session-[###]-[YYYY]-[MM]-[DD]/

SESSION-ID:  S-[###]

DATE:        [DD/MM/YYYY]

SUBJECT:     Diary Entry for Session [###]

SOURCE:      Witnessing the Impossible (Foy, 2008 and 2023) / Original Diary

TAGS:        #DiaryEntry #ScoleSession #S-[###] #[PhenomenaTags]

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VENUE:

Scole Experimental Room (SER); the converted cellar of Street Farmhouse, Scole, Norfolk, England.

GROUP PARTICIPANTS (Alphabetical by Surname):

1. [Surname, First Name]

2. [Surname, First Name]

GUEST PARTICIPANTS (Alphabetical by Surname):

1. [Surname, First Name]

2. [Surname, First Name]

COMMUNICATORS (Alphabetical by Name):

1. [Name]

2. [Name]

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DIARY TEXT:

Session [###].

[Day of week] [Date] [Month] [YYYY].

[Insert transcription here. Use flowing text (soft line breaks) so that text wraps naturally across the page until a sentence or paragraph finishes. Do not use hard line breaks in the middle of sentences. Only use a double line-break to indicate the start of a new paragraph.]

[Example Paragraph 1: The flowing text should continue across the document width without artificial returns, allowing the text to be easily copied and repurposed in other software.]

[Example Paragraph 2: This format is now the mandatory standard for all Plaintext documents within the Scole Archive to ensure consistency.]

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ARCHIVAL NOTES:

This diary entry was recorded shortly after the conclusion of the session to preserve the most accurate immediate recollections of the phenomena and communications received. [Insert additional archival notes here.]

CROSS-REFERENCES:

- SESSION LOG: Scole-08-SES-[YYYY-MM-DD]-[###]

- AUDIO: Scole-02-AUD-[YYYY-MM-DD]-[###]

- TRANSCRIPT: Scole-03-TRX-[YYYY-MM-DD]-[###]

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REVISION HISTORY:

v1.7 - 17/10/2026 - Updated structural dividers to 5-character and 3-character SANS responsive standard.

v1.6 - 12/10/2026 - Corrected instructional paragraphs and Archival Notes to strict flowing text (soft breaks).

v1.5 - 12/10/2026 - Removed Researcher Contributions to preserve raw data integrity; added missing Generated Archive-ID to header; enforced two-line session/date format.

v1.4 - 06/04/2026 - Added Venue and Communicators sections.

v1.3 - 27/03/2026 - Removed all citation instances and confirmed flowing text.

v1.2 - 27/03/2026 - Standardised for Flowing Text (Soft Line Breaks).

v1.1 - 18/03/2026 - Reclassified as TMP-02 with dual-header structure.

v1.0 - 13/03/2026 - Plaintext Template created; stored in Series 01-ADM.

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