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PAPER 05

Fictional zones for a real-world conversation

Ringside Paper separates arrival, walking, waiting, conversation, crossings, exit and regrouping without claiming to map a real venue.

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01

A planning surface only

The abstract paper includes no address, route, emergency plan, accessibility guarantee, entry point, timetable, judge, steward or result.

02

Movement and waiting need different room

A clear lane should remain broad and visible. A waiting edge needs sufficient personal space and an easy exit when activity changes.

03

Current questions need current people

Rule, process and venue questions belong with current organisers, stewards and official material. An offline illustration cannot identify who is on duty.

04

Exit is part of the sequence

Move into open space, account for belongings and complete a clear handoff before entering another shared area.