this highlights a broader issue of irreproducible content. Another good example are group chats where some recipients see messages inconsistently or in a diffe

this highlights a broader issue of irreproducible content. Another good example are group chats where some recipients see messages inconsistently or in a different order than others. It can happen due to inconsistent delivery, inconsistent ACLs, or other reasons. How can people agree on things when they are not looking at the same thing? And people assume that everyone sees what they see by default. Can a board make a decision when not everyone has the same presentation of facts? Remember when you judged someone for asking a stupid question when the answer was just posted a moment ago? How do you know they even received it?