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#33▸ Posted: 31 May 2001, 23:10 EST
[staff] Closing this set with limits. Keep it to sociology, documentation, and institutional design.
No medical advice, no treatment claims, no evasion guides, and no instructions aimed at undermining public health work. Archive the forms, name the structures, and leave people safer than you found them.
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#34▸ Posted: 23 Jun 2001, 00:04 EST
Agreed on the limits. I have a folder for blank forms, policy letters, routing language, and revision dates. No names, no dosing talk, no advice to parents, no claims beyond what the artifacts can show.
The architecture is visible enough without making the thread unsafe.
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#35▸ Posted: 15 Jul 2001, 00:31 EST
Thank you for keeping care workers out of the villain role. The people at the desk usually did not design the mandate, the database, or the retention schedule.
Document upward: memo chain, office policy, training script, supervisor instruction. That is where the machinery becomes visible.
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