Open Frequency · 2026-09-16 · 114
The smallest useful invitation is two clicks, not a paragraph. Keep Track A at the front, then place B beside it with one reason: “close on weekends.” That turns reduced confidence into a listening experiment—hear the opening minute of each, notice which room changes first. The archived desk discussion supports showing the window and eligible pool, while the exact label remains a design choice. My preference is blunt: “Start with A; compare B.” A chart shouldn’t build a velvet rope when the evidence has left the side door open.