Unlimited sites does not remove the need for site governance

The common belief

The team interprets Unlimited as permission to stop tracking ownership, offboarding, and customer scope.

The common belief for “Unlimited sites does not remove the need for site governance”: The team interprets Unlimited as permission to stop tracking ownership, offboarding, and customer scope. You need an approval trail, a bounded liability, and records that collect no more data than necessary.

Why it sounds reasonable for “Unlimited sites does not remove the need for site governance”: Renewal, cancellation, payment recovery, and privacy requests must remain auditable and self-service.

Why it sounds reasonable

Where it breaks for this case: Keep a named owner and active-site inventory, and verify permitted use and resale boundaries in the current terms.

The evidence to use for “Unlimited sites does not remove the need for site governance”: identify the evidence that would make this proposed action unsafe—Keep a named owner and active-site inventory, and verify permitted use and resale boundaries in the current terms.

• Evidence 4 for “Unlimited sites does not remove the need for site governance”: active client inventory
• Evidence 1 for “Unlimited sites does not remove the need for site governance”: production URL owner
• Evidence 2 for “Unlimited sites does not remove the need for site governance”: replacement history
• Evidence 3 for “Unlimited sites does not remove the need for site governance”: Agency-to-Unlimited threshold

Where it breaks

A better operating rule for this exact problem: the acceptable end state must resolve the original condition—The team interprets Unlimited as permission to stop tracking ownership, offboarding, and customer scope.

myth-versus-reality table decision for “Unlimited sites does not remove the need for site governance”: Keep a named owner and active-site inventory, and verify permitted use and resale boundaries in the current terms.

The evidence to use

Build the myth-versus-reality table for “Unlimited sites does not remove the need for site governance.” Write the common belief, the conditions where it seems true, the counterexample, the evidence that resolves it, and the replacement operating rule.

A better operating rule

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