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product management and support disagree about which procedure should be canonical for release notes
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+Product management says procedure A reflects the product intent; support insists procedure B is…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+Product management says procedure A reflects the product intent; support insists procedure B is what techs actually do. I’m caught in the middle and must recommend which to mark as canonical for the upcoming release notes. Diagnose whether this is a true technical conflict or a documentation framing issue, recommend which procedure to endorse now, and give the phrasing I should use to record the decision and the follow-up evidence I’ll gather.
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