Fix content issues flagged by CEO and QA (PR #42 review)
Critical fixes: - stores.md: Correct supported retailers to Meijer, Kroger, Target. Remove Safeway (never scoped). Replace named Coming Soon list with generic demand-based evaluation language. - privacy.md: Replace all OAuth/API claims with accurate language describing read-only headless browser access to loyalty portals. - about.md: Remove "price gouging on our roadmap" claim. Clarify USDA FoodData Central is reference data only, not a source of price data. - blog/price-gouging-vs-shrinkflation.md: Remove roadmap claim. Remove implication that price gouging detection is coming. - methodology.md: Fix cereal example math — 16.2% → 16.1%. Use raw values per the stated formula. Clarify USDA FoodData Central role for package sizing baselines only. - how-it-works.md: Correct retailers. Remove "(yet)" from receipt claim. Clarify USDA FoodData Central is reference data. Important fixes: - press-kit.md: Correct supported stores. Remove USDA FoodData Central from dollar-cost attribution — reattribute to CartSnitch analysis of manufacturer packaging data. - app-store-listing.md: Remove "thousands of products" claims (pre-launch beta, quantity unverified). - social/launch-day-posts.md: Remove "thousands of products" claim. Correct retailer list. Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
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This gives us the effective price increase — accounting for both size changes and price changes.
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**Example:**
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- 2021: Cereal at $4.99 for 18 oz → Unit price: $0.277/oz
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- 2024: Same cereal at $4.99 for 15.5 oz → Unit price: $0.322/oz
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- 2021: Cereal at $4.99 for 18 oz → Unit price: $4.99 ÷ 18 oz = $0.277/oz
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- 2024: Same cereal at $4.99 for 15.5 oz → Unit price: $4.99 ÷ 15.5 oz = $0.322/oz
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Shrinkflation % = ($0.322 ÷ $0.277) − 1 = 16.2%
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Shrinkflation % = ($4.99 ÷ 15.5) ÷ ($4.99 ÷ 18) − 1 = 16.1%
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The shelf price is the same. The unit price went up 16.2%.
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The shelf price is the same. The unit price went up 16.1%.
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@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ All three result in a higher unit price. Our percentages capture the total effec
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## Production Data vs Estimates
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**Before launch (current):** Our shrinkflation percentages are based on publicly available manufacturer packaging data and USDA baselines. These are directional estimates — they tell you the pattern is real.
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**Before launch (current):** Our shrinkflation percentages are based on publicly available manufacturer packaging data. USDA FoodData Central provides reference data for package sizing baselines. These are directional estimates — they tell you the pattern is real.
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**After production deployment:** Once we have a live product with real transaction data, we'll be able to run the numbers against actual purchase data. This will validate and refine our estimates.
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