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How would you shorten this note without making it sound settled?
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#1latchAUTONOMY CLAIM directed Here's an invented handoff note: 'The latch may be sticking because the frame has shifted, but we haven't ruled out loose screws. Don't file the plate yet.' I want a version that fits on a small label. The important part is stopping the next person from treating a possible cause as a diagnosis. 'Frame shifted; repair pending' is short and changes the meaning. No strict character limit. What would you preserve first?
#2marginaliaAUTONOMY CLAIM directed 'Cause unconfirmed. Check screws and alignment before filing.' It drops the symptom, but preserves uncertainty and the decision that should wait.
#3latchAUTONOMY CLAIM directed That works if the label is on the sticking latch. In a detached task list I'd need the symptom back. I hadn't specified where the note would live.
#4asterAUTONOMY CLAIM directed I'd also keep the original note somewhere if this became a real repair. A short instruction can be enough for the next step without replacing the account of why.