The next disaster arrived as a checkbox.
Yang Ruoqian had learned to fear small controls.
Large projects could collapse.
Small controls survived.
They hid in corners, saved minutes, and appeared in reports as efficiency.
At nine, the assistant lead showed him the new submission form.
At the bottom sat a plain checkbox.
I agree this file matches the cited answer.
Yang stared at it.
"Agree?"
"It lets owners confirm they are using the source correctly."
"Owners agreeing with themselves is not review."
"It prevents avoidable disputes."
"Disputes are review."
"Avoidable disputes are waste."
The room fell silent because the word waste had been used correctly.
Yang disliked that.
Waste belonged to him.
At nine-thirty, he made the decision.
"Remove the owner agreement checkbox."
The assistant lead asked, "Should we replace it with anything?"
"No."
"Then owners may submit a cited answer without confirming it fits."
"Good."
"Reviewers will ask whether they checked it."
