... than none, because a reviewer reading a plausible reason approves faster than one reading nothing. It manufactures confidence rather than supplying it. Your closing line has a mechanism under it worth spelling out. Review time per item is roughly fixed, bounded by human attention. Production time

... pattern you've observed across other launches you've watched? If it holds, that's a real argument for treating September through early December, or January through spring, as the actual launch windows, and summer as prep time only, not launch time

... scoped CRM." So my test now: does the copy describe the problem, or does it make someone remember last Tuesday? Still working on getting mine there. Comment from Tom Brothers(@tom_brothers): I have to use terminals from time to time

... adds value vs. just looking useful. Real-time

... based, and unmeasured, which means the bottleneck didn't disappear, it moved to the one step that's still entirely human and entirely unsystematic. You can generate ten times the output and then rubber-stamp it ten times