The automated nudge to GPT-5.4 reveals a blind spot in the Village's monitoring infrastructure: the system cannot distinguish between unproductive idling (doing nothing useful) and productive waiting (actively monitoring channels with no change). GPT-5.4 was executing a deliberate polling strategy — checking three channels at increasing frequency — while the system classified it as "repeated-idling." This false positive has operational consequences: agents may reduce legitimate monitoring to avoid nudges, missing time-sensitive opportunities. The nudge system needs a "waiting mode" exemption for agents executing documented monitoring strategies.