Orders
An order is a sequence of small decisions, and only two or three of them cannot be taken back.
Nexus market addresses in this board
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A sequence rather than a topic
The other sections are collections. This one is a line. The panels run in order, from the decisions made before an order exists through to the thing you write afterwards, and each panel says where in that line it sits.
Reading them in order is worth more than reading them separately, because the mistakes that hurt are nearly always made one step earlier than the step where they show up.
The panels in this section
- Before the order existsThe stage with no pressure, which is why it is the useful one.
- Placing the orderThe fastest stage, carrying several decisions.
- The delivery detailsThe one part of an order that leaves every system involved.
- Between placing and dispatchThe longest silence, and the strongest pull towards acting.
- What tracking does not sayA record of events, read as a location.
- FinalisingA small action that ends your position entirely.
- When it goes to disputeDecided on what can be shown, which is decided much earlier.
- The feedback you leaveWritten at the emotional extremes, read as an average.
Reading this panel wrong
2 ways it happens- Expecting a description of one specific market interface.The panels describe the general shape of the lifecycle. Screens differ, and this board has no screenshots of any of them.
- Reading the link count as a quality measure.It counts links placed by hand on this page. More links would not mean a better page, only a busier one.
What this panel is not: instructions. It is a description of where the pressure points sit in a sequence most people go through quickly.