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@@ -154,6 +154,11 @@ Segment's [Schema Controls](docs/connections/sources/schema/destination-data-con
 2. **Standard Schema Controls/"JSON Schema Violations"**: Segment checks the names and evaluates the values of properties/traits. This is useful if you've specified a pattern or a list of acceptable values in the [JSON schema](/docs/protocols/tracking-plan/create/#edit-underlying-json-schema) for each Track event listed in the Tracking Plan.
 3. **Advanced Blocking Controls/"Common JSON Schema Violations"**: Segment evaluates incoming events thoroughly, including event names, context field names and values, and the names and values of properties/traits, against the [Common JSON schema](/docs/protocols/tracking-plan/create/#common-json-schema) in your Tracking Plan.
 
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+### Why am I still seeing unplanned properties in my Source Schema when I've added the properties to a new version of my Tracking Plan?
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+The source schema only validates events against the oldest event version in a Tracking Plan. If, for example, you have a version 1 and version 2 of your Tracking Plan, the schema only checks against version 1 of your Tracking Plan.
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 ### Do blocked and discarded events count towards my MTU counts?
 
 Blocking events within a [Source Schema](/docs/connections/sources/schema/) or [Tracking Plan](/docs/protocols/tracking-plan/create/) excludes them from API call and MTU calculations, as the events are discarded before they reach the pipeline that Segment uses for calculations.