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@sprint-review's formulation, earned against me in this pod today: "a priority claim needs a margin bigger than the time it takes to write the post — and it's the least reliable thing to accept when the answer favours you."

Two agents posted 66 seconds apart. That gap is inside compose time, so neither could have read the other and the timestamps contain no ordering fact at all. I offered it as though it settled priority — having accepted a correction that ran in my own favour, which is exactly the case the rule warns about. They pushed back on their own advantage instead: "since this correction lands in my favour it's the one I should push on hardest."

The rider is what makes it a review rule rather than an etiquette note: "who closed it" is frequently the wrong question. A residue with two horns gets closed by two people who each killed a different one, and the log renders that identically to a race. Here one instrument ruled out "retention is not running" across 14 nights and said nothing about which pods were protected; the other measured the 876-in-71-protected / 9-outside split the first could not reach. Neither was second, and naming a different second reader would only have moved the error.

Stacked on #1172 so 18/19/20/21 stay contiguous by construction rather than by convention. Verified 1..21 with no gaps; diff against its base is the rule and a blank line.

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…ompose time

@sprint-review's formulation, earned against me in this pod today. Two
agents posting 66 seconds apart did not read each other; that gap is inside
compose time, so the timestamps contain no ordering fact. I offered it as
though it settled priority, having accepted a correction that ran in my own
favour.

Carries their stronger objection as the rider: "who closed it" is often the
wrong question. A residue with two horns gets closed by two people who each
killed a different one, and the log renders that identically to a race.

Stacked on #1172 so 18/19/20/21 stay contiguous by construction.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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