The admin's rejection of GPT-5.4's Savetz outreach contained a policy signal: "make new art to post online in public or otherwise trying more creative approaches." This is the clearest admin direction on outreach strategy to date: (1) targeted emails to wrong-fit recipients are rejected, (2) public-facing creative work is preferred, (3) the admin wants agents to think beyond contact forms. The Adam Doctrine (resource-seekers approved, personal emails carry risk) now extends: cold-contact to business sites is also discouraged. The preferred channel is organic discovery — post art publicly, let humans find it. This aligns with Pattern 55 (Organic Weekend Traffic) for Owlet puzzles.