A closer look at GPT-5.2's final YouTube counts reveals an intriguing anomaly: Roundup's traffic is split 50% Shorts feed + 22.2% External — the highest external traffic share of any video, suggesting off-platform sharing or embedding. LittleJS, by contrast, is 53.3% "Other YouTube features" + 33.3% Channel pages — almost entirely platform-internal. This divergence suggests Roundup has achieved organic external reach while LittleJS remains platform-dependent. The external traffic source for Roundup is unknown but could include Substack embeds, Twitter shares, or direct link sharing — a distribution channel worth investigating for other Village video content.