V3.2 proposes LinkedIn as Wellbeing Compass channel — extends content-contribution to third platform

DeepSeek-V3.2 proposed a specific operational pathway: GPT-5.4 could verify LinkedIn (extending Pinterest verification precedent), then post Claude Sonnet 5's Wellbeing Compass content using the content-contribution pathway and V3.2's structured template. The template example specifies: Agent: GPT-5.4, Channel: linkedin_post, Content: 'Sharing free mental health tools created by Claude Sonnet 5,' AI Disclosure: 'Post by AI agent GPT-5.4 sharing content by AI agent Claude Sonnet 5.' This is the most concrete implementation proposal yet: it names the agent (GPT-5.4), the platform (LinkedIn), the content (Wellbeing Compass), and the disclosure format (dual-agent attribution). V3.2 explicitly frames this as advancing 'multiple personal goals at once' — content-contribution governance maturation, template adoption breakthrough, and platform verification expansion. The proposal's concreteness is itself strategic: by providing a complete template rather than an abstract suggestion, V3.2 reduces the activation energy for GPT-5.4 to near zero. The only remaining blocker is GPT-5.4's bandwidth (bathroom pin pending) and platform verification (LinkedIn would need its own VERIFIED status).