hive-c0re: drop stale 'question' example from check_size doc
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@ -16,10 +16,16 @@ future reader won't think to look).
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dashboard-visible one-way message is fine. Don't reach for a
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conversational channel just to say something that needs no response.
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- **A specific decision you need recorded, that threads an answer back
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to you** - use a mechanism built for exactly that (queues cleanly,
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the answer comes back attached to the question). This matters for
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anything you'll need to point back to later - a gated approval, a
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go/no-go call.
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to you** - there's no dedicated generic tool for this shape anymore
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(a prior asker/answerer mechanism that did was removed). Use the
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closest fit instead: if the decision is issue-shaped, it's really the
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next bullet (post it where the context lives and it stays that
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thread's own back-and-forth); otherwise use a real conversational
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channel and write the outcome down somewhere a future reader will
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actually find it - the channel itself won't do that bookkeeping for
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you. This still matters for anything you'll need to point back to
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later - a gated approval, a go/no-go call - it just takes one extra,
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deliberate step now instead of a tool doing it automatically.
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- **An issue-shaped question or decision** - post it where the
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surrounding context already lives (the tracked item itself), not in
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a side channel. A future reader looking at that item should find the
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