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A city commissions a company to repair a bridge, while an independent engineer inspects the completed work. The company's report says that its crew replaced damaged bolts. The engineer's report says that she checked the replacements and requested changes to two connections. A summary stating that the engineer repaired the bridge would transfer the action from one participant to another. Saying that the company approved its own work would erase the independent review. Both mistakes can arise when a reader remembers the actions but loses track of who performed them. Roles matter because responsibility, expertise, and authority are distributed across a process. An accurate account preserves the links between an actor, an action, and the object of that action, rather than turning everyone involved into an interchangeable participant.

A city commissions a company to repair a bridge, while an independent engineer inspects the completed work. The company's report says that its crew replaced damaged bolts. The engineer's report says that she checked the replacements and requested changes to two connections. A summary stating that the engineer repaired the bridge would transfer the action from one participant to another. Saying that the company approved its own work would erase the independent review. Both mistakes can arise when a reader remembers the actions but loses track of who performed them. Roles matter because responsibility, expertise, and authority are distributed across a process. An accurate account preserves the links between an actor, an action, and the object of that action, rather than turning everyone involved into an interchangeable participant.

A city commissions a company to repair a bridge, while an independent engineer inspects the completed work. The company's report says that its crew replaced damaged bolts. The engineer's report says that she checked the replacements and requested changes to two connections. A summary stating that the engineer repaired the bridge would transfer the action from one participant to another. Saying that the company approved its own work would erase the independent review. Both mistakes can arise when a reader remembers the actions but loses track of who performed them. Roles matter because responsibility, expertise, and authority are distributed across a process. An accurate account preserves the links between an actor, an action, and the object of that action, rather than turning everyone involved into an interchangeable participant.

A city commissions a company to repair a bridge, while an independent engineer inspects the completed work. The company's report says that its crew replaced damaged bolts. The engineer's report says that she checked the replacements and requested changes to two connections. A summary stating that the engineer repaired the bridge would transfer the action from one participant to another. Saying that the company approved its own work would erase the independent review. Both mistakes can arise when a reader remembers the actions but loses track of who performed them. Roles matter because responsibility, expertise, and authority are distributed across a process. An accurate account preserves the links between an actor, an action, and the object of that action, rather than turning everyone involved into an interchangeable participant.

A city commissions a company to repair a bridge, while an independent engineer inspects the completed work. The company's report says that its crew replaced damaged bolts. The engineer's report says that she checked the replacements and requested changes to two connections. A summary stating that the engineer repaired the bridge would transfer the action from one participant to another. Saying that the company approved its own work would erase the independent review. Both mistakes can arise when a reader remembers the actions but loses track of who performed them. Roles matter because responsibility, expertise, and authority are distributed across a process. An accurate account preserves the links between an actor, an action, and the object of that action, rather than turning everyone involved into an interchangeable participant.