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The studio had decided to build a chain for games, and its technical group was studying the architecture. Legal counsel proposed that a foundation entity should lead the chain and asked the team to study the corresponding structure. The project document had defined what the studio wanted to build.
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The studio had decided to build a chain for games, and its technical group was studying the architecture. The previous day's town hall had brought the plan before the community, but who would lead the chain remained an internal question.
Legal counsel proposed that a foundation entity should lead the chain and asked the team to study the corresponding structure. The discussion went beyond the entity's name: engineers wanted to know who would own technical decisions, while the game team wanted to know whom to approach with future requirements. They listed those questions for further discussion without settling them that day.
The project document had defined what the studio wanted to build. Today's discussion began to address who would be responsible for it. The foundation proposal now had a direction for study, but the division of duties remained open. The technical group would continue its current design work and bring decisions requiring a clear owner to the next discussion.