Your work — Ribbon-game labels
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Original fiction, discussion recorded 2026. A ribbon-game description names four cloth strips and a paper rule card. Uma says, “I want the material beside each item name so I can sort by material.” Dev says, “I want the turn rule beside the game title so I can find how to play.” Ren looked for the rule title; the record gives no result. A material-first label is suggested but has not been made or tried. No diagnosis or universal preference is given.
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1. Whose stated purposes concern material and the turn rule? Match each purpose to its speaker and source clue.
2. Propose two label arrangements that fit those different purposes. Explain your source reasons.
3. What does the source actually record Ren doing? What result is unknown?
4. Has the suggested material-first label been made or shown to work? Give one honest next step connected to the source.
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