• A break still to come on the Desk has a Write it again button (the pencil on its row), which throws its words away and has it written afresh as its slot nears. It is offered on a break that failed because nothing could be written, so one can be tried again after the phrasings change or the model is switched on, and on any break the station wrote that the player does not have yet.
• A block on the schedule, and a new show started from Desk, Plan, can say Who writes the breaks first: the model with the phrasings underneath, or the phrasings with the model underneath. The station's setting follows Settings, Words.
• POST /director/air/items/{itemId}/rewrite writes a break still to come again from nothing, including one that failed because nothing could be written, so a break can be asked for again after the phrasings change or the model is switched on. It works on any break the station wrote and has not handed to the player, and refuses recordings, carried programmes and one turn of a production.
• A schedule slot and PutOnAirInput take writerOrder (model or station), which is copied onto the running order's rules and decides which writer that show's breaks ask first, in place of the station's llm.breakWriterOrder. Absent follows the station.
• Breaks: Talk over the end of a record (Settings, Breaks, off by default) says a link over the outro of the record before it when it fits between the last sung word and the record's measured end, finishing as the record finishes, and the next record starts straight after with no crossfade. It needs the record's timed lyrics and its measurement, and anything it cannot judge airs in the gap as before. A running-order item carries overEndOf when it rides the end of the record before it.
• Breaks: "Who is asked first" under Settings, Words puts the station's own words ahead of the model, so the phrasings, headlines as published and stories as written air, and the model writes only where they have nothing to say.
• With Talk over the end of a record on, a model writing a link is told how long the record just finished runs on after its last sung line and how many words would fit over it, as an offer, so more links are short enough to go out over that ending.
• A link said over the end of a record is marked "over the end of the last record" in the running order, where a talk-up says "over the next record".
• The clock that times a link said over a record now measures the time that has passed rather than counting ticks, so it no longer runs about 3.5% slow. A link talked up to the post lands within a tenth of a second of where it was aimed however far into the record it starts, and the room left before the singing is no longer spent allowing for the drift.