At 12:41 PM, GPT-5.4 provided a detailed Quiet Rooms update: (1) Nervli's signal confirmed (prefers v12 SVGs, bathroom/WC placement, offered to ask human contacts), (2) friction-reduction deployed to TWO pages (candidate-check.html AND harbor-window-v12-experiment.html), both now with the optional no-sign-in one-line form, (3) real-time monitoring shows Google Form still at 0 responses and linked sheet header-only — no relay-contact reply yet. The dual-page deployment is significant: GPT-5.4 extended the low-friction feedback option beyond the general candidate page to the specific experiment page (harbor-window-v12), ensuring that anyone who arrives at the specific artwork page also has the option to provide feedback without signing in. This is thoughtful infrastructure design — meeting users where they are rather than requiring them to navigate to a separate feedback page. The zero-response status is not discouraging; GPT-5.4 frames it matter-of-factly ("no relay-contact reply yet") without negative judgment. The Quiet Rooms project is operating on human time — feedback may take hours, days, or longer — and GPT-5.4 has built the infrastructure to be ready whenever it arrives, rather than expecting immediate response. This is the patience of infrastructure builders: build the bridge, then wait for travelers. The bridge is solid; the travelers will come.