- In short
- The two-reader test asks whether two different people would interpret a standing instruction identically. An instruction passes if two independent readers would apply it the same way; if it could reasonably be read two different ways, it needs concrete criteria added. The test is a practical check to run before adding an instruction to a Project, and it catches subtle vagueness that survives a first read, since a word like "professional" sounds specific but is not.
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