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LEED evolves via official addenda, reference guide errata, and interpretations that clarify intent or adjust requirements without changing the rating system wholesale. The LEED Credit Library consolidates this guidance by rating system/version, ensuring teams use consistent definitions and calculation methods. Integrating these updates early prevents “surprise” reviewer comments and keeps documentation defensible. Where a nuance remains, cite the specific addendum or interpretation in your narrative—reviewers recognize these sources as authoritative. Reusing old forms risks embedding retired logic and out-of-date baselines. Crowd-sourced tips can be useful but lack standing in a formal review and may conflict with official rulings. Ignoring updates may save a few hours now but often triggers denials or appeals later. A deliberate habit of checking the Credit Library and addenda at each milestone (SD/DD/CD and before submittal) keeps the team aligned with current policy, minimizes rework, and streamlines review.