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Why these actors
- Every view in acts 3 to 7 serves at least one journey on this page; a view that served none was cut
- Fan-out workers and offline push jobs are on the cast list because members feel their SLAs: a post missing from an inbox, recommendations a day stale
- Goals are written in the actor's own voice. A job title cannot be argued with; a goal can
The awkward actors
- The recruiter pays per seat and per InMail credit, which makes part of messaging a financial system with strong-consistency needs
- The creator is judged in the first hour, the window where the platform knows least about the post
- The third-party app is an attacker's favourite front door. Its token carries scopes, never a session
Assumptions
- 50M active job seekers a month and 8M posts a day are planning numbers, not LinkedIn figures
- Trust & Safety works 24x7 queues across regions, so the review tool is a product with its own SLOs
- Relevance teams ship many ranking changes a week, so the ramp system sits on the critical path of product velocity