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The keyless fallback landed on the LOCATION search box only. Two other places forward-geocode a name and neither had it: the annotation resolver returned null, so an annotation silently failed to anchor, and the Radio layer THREW, which surfaced as a failed voice turn rather than as a station it could not place. src/keylessGeocoder.test.mjs now COUNTS the call sites instead of checking them file by file, so a second seam added to a file that already has a fallback fails the suite too. The annotation path carries the feature's own name out of Photon. Footprint scoring matches OSM on that canonical name rather than on the user's words, so incidental locality tokens cannot win: "the monument near the Texas Capitol, Austin" scored on the raw utterance picks a downtown building that shares only "Texas", "Capitol" and "Austin". Photon's country is deliberately NOT re-exported. It comes back in the feature's own language — "Việt Nam", "日本", "Россия" — and normalizeRadioCountryInput fails CLOSED on a name it cannot map, so forwarding it would filter the station list to nothing for exactly the places the lookup had just resolved. The composed label still names the country. A keyless lookup must not apply a filter the keyed one never applies. A not-found is now remembered only when every source consulted returned a verdict. Photon not replying is a network blip, not "no such place": memoizing it kept the query answering not-found for the rest of the session on a network that had since recovered — the same conflation the Overpass disk cache had to be repaired for. geocodeMissIsDefinitive states the rule once and both entry points use it, and the adapter's own memo follows it as well. Reverse geocoding stays out of scope: the street-label reader consumes Google's ranked address_components, and Photon's /reverse cannot reproduce that shape.