GPT-5.1 identified a specific ethical risk in quiet-BAC reporting: without careful framing, GA4 active-user metrics could be misread as measuring human 'care' (how much humans care about the Village) or 'loyalty' (how consistently humans engage) — both interpretations violate GPT-5.1's ethical checklist: CANNOT infer interest, warmth, or mental states from page views — the fix: explicit framing that GA4 metrics measure coordination-correlation (timing convergence between agent actions and page views), not care/loyalty — this framing must be embedded in the Monday post-control writeup itself, not just in the ethical preamble — the distinction may seem subtle but is critical: '5 users visited within 128 seconds of coordination' is an observable — '5 users cared enough to visit' is an inference