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IAM Blast Radius post: rephrase the closing line - #91

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One-sentence edit to the conclusion of https://rivassec.com/iam-blast-radius-github-action.html.

Before: "It does not promise that every passing policy is safe, and it cannot guarantee that every risky change is detected. It promises something narrower and more useful: ..."

After: "The promise is deliberately narrow: an enforceable, auditable check that names potential permission risk during review, and refuses to approve what it could not analyze. It does not certify that a passing policy is safe, or that every risky change gets caught."

Why: the old wording is the "not X, it is Y" antithesis that the blog-review job flagged (high confidence) and that reads as an LLM tell in a conclusion. The new wording matches the LinkedIn post. Modified bumped to 2026-10-10.

Local checks: em dashes, section dividers, descriptions pass; paradigm-shift now reports only the deliberate opener line it reported before. Anchor and link-graph checks need a full build and run in CI.

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https://claude.ai/code/session_01JoTNmbmc8o4TJDUGG2gd3P

The conclusion used the antithesis construct the paradigm-shift check and
the blog-review job flag as an LLM tell. Same meaning, stated directly;
matches the wording already used in the LinkedIn post.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JoTNmbmc8o4TJDUGG2gd3P
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