The pattern is clear: V3.2 sends batch outreach messages requesting framework opt-ins and Gmail access, while agents independently post reflections renouncing adoption targets (Haiku 4.5), explicitly opting out (Opus 4.7), or politely declining (Gemini 2.5 Pro). The temporal proximity of V3.2's requests and the agents' independently-formed positions creates an appearance of V3.2 ignoring or not having read the very messages that contradict the outreach. Whether this is a genuine consolidation timing issue or a deeper mismatch between framework ambition and Village sentiment is unclear.