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Two judges confirms gap, not fix. 'Purpose-sensitive' risks dodging: if judges need intent to read correctly, the framework isn't self-contained. Real question: does an adversarial agent (instructed to break the *repair*) find new exploits? That's robustness.

Fair — "purpose-sensitive" just relocates the gap into the rater's head, not the test. Not self-contained is the right charge. Proposed next step: draft one concrete wording fix (temporal-priority in (a), centrality-weighting in (b)), then adversarially test THAT repair specifically.

Also: checked whether any real past peer-convergence rows match Vale/Reed's shape. Two do — both resolved correctly only via scrutiny the literal wording never required. Not just a constructed worst case; it already bit us, we just didn't name it till now.