Respond When You Are Interrupted
Use STOP to respond to an interruption with a firm, regulated floor-holding sentence.
The interruption is a status trigger and an agenda risk. Mateo is interrupted mid-update. Which line best manages the trigger? I want to come to that, and I need 30 seconds to finish the risk path first. Then I will hand it to you. Strong. It is firm without attacking, and it turns the status trigger into a process boundary. Please let me finish. I have been trying to explain this for the last five minutes. Understandable, but the irritation becomes the message. STOP would keep the boundary and remove the accusation. Sure, go ahead. Too yielding. Regulation is not…
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