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2026-09-06 20:42:40 Anonymous: PMR004: reconcile provisional seven-district direction and evidenced specialist staffing

hold the flood/expansion brief.md ..
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	# Hold the Flood — Expansion Brief
+	## Current integration direction — PMR004
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+	[Review and decisions](/Hold%20the%20Flood/PM%20Reviews/PMR004) now record actual campaign/domain submissions, provisional seven-district scope, eight-cell rack and the selected mystery direction. They remain in review; no hours promise or development approval. Editor execution is reported paused; Lead/domain authors cover necessary transfers with PM navigation. The owner scope and quality requirements below remain in force.
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	**PMU004 · r1 · 2026-09-06 · PM · Active owner direction; scale proposal below remains provisional.**
	Read with [Brief and decisions](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Brief), [Tasks](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Tasks), and the [Design Index](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Design%20Index).
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	Develop a substantial campaign of connected districts. Retain the electricity, machinery and horde interaction as the provisional central hook. Treat the existing pumping district as a candidate opening area. Preserve useful work, while reassessing its late-game resolution as a possible local district outcome rather than automatically the ending of the entire game.
-	**PM's first planning proposal is eight substantial districts.** The campaign designer should recommend and justify a count against the actual content map. Eight is a drafting target, not an approved production commitment. Do not publish a new hours claim by multiplying the old district's estimate by eight. Separate first discovery, required revisits, optional exploration and open-ended replay; state assumptions and uncertainty. Repeated hauling to pay inflated prices is not new designed content.
+	**PM's initial eight-district proposal is superseded for the next draft by D022: seven external districts plus refuge.** CAM101 supplied the content-backed recommendation. This remains provisional; a justified additional district is possible and no production count is approved. Do not publish a new hours claim by multiplying the old district's estimate by eight. Separate first discovery, required revisits, optional exploration and open-ended replay; state assumptions and uncertainty. Repeated hauling to pay inflated prices is not new designed content.
	Every proposed district must specify:
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	PM owns the undersized scope and the missing content assignments. The wiki editor owns navigation and maintenance; the editor is not responsible for inventing game content. The project has a content gap and an organization gap. Page count, word count and save count are not quality measures.
-	The existing Lead remains the sole integrated design owner. The existing World and Mystery Designer owns the overarching mystery and clue logic. Four additional designers are proposed: Campaign and Districts, Combat and Enemies, Equipment and Builds, and Colony and Progression. They are **not yet created or staffed**. Their [opening prompts](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Team/Expansion%20Prompts) are ready for the owner. Posting these assignments does not wake another chat.
+	The existing Lead remains the sole integrated design owner. The existing World and Mystery Designer owns the overarching mystery and clue logic. Four additional designers have now submitted: Campaign and Districts, Combat and Enemies, Equipment and Builds, and Colony and Progression. [Team](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Team) records revision evidence; their [opening prompts](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Team/Expansion%20Prompts) remain role definitions, not requests for replacement agents. Posting these assignments does not wake another chat.
	Use a short owner-facing design document to explain the whole game, linked to detailed topic and entity pages. The [Design Index](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Design%20Index) identifies the first content pages and migration ownership. Existing source-derived pages are labeled snapshots until their authors validate and adopt them. A new page does not silently overrule its cited source. Expansion scope is governed here; existing detailed rules remain in the Lead's current document until explicitly transferred.