fix(docs): batch 19 review — soften Commission presence at GJ-482B
Travessa (hop 8) had an active customs presence described, exceeding the nominal/distant authority gradient for this depth. Changed to passive record-keeping through Syndic office filings. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Syndics have a formal representation at Travessa — a small office that manages freight bond certification and commercial documentation for the corridor. This is unusually structured for a deep frontier system of this size; most corridor waypoints of comparable population manage commercial relationships informally. The formal Syndic representation exists because Travessa's founding cohort included several operators who had previous Syndic affiliations and understood the value of maintaining verifiable commercial standing in the wider Reach even at frontier distances.
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The Lattice Commission maintains a customs presence proportional to the transit volume. Travessa is not a compliance enforcement priority, but the Commission needs a point of record for freight moving between the inner south reach and the deep frontier, and Travessa is where that record is made.
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The Lattice Commission receives freight documentation from Travessa through the Syndic office's filings. No Commission personnel are stationed here — the corridor's commercial record exists because Travessa files it, not because the Commission collects it. At hop 8, the Commission's authority is nominal and its presence is a line in a registry.
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