Lighting Booth Keycard Afteruse Receipt

A lighting-booth keycard stamped for an earlier cue lock starts circulating as proof that a sponsor editor may enter the booth during a later live segment. The old swipe is useful, but it cannot clean the new access claim by itself: the original booth lock, current holder, proof bridge, excluded light reader, and future route consumer must be separated.

Playable pressure: certify the limited scope, split the keycard from booth access, attach lock provenance, notify the harmed reader, convert it to a route annotation, quarantine the copy, or allow a false-clean default that raises future lock risk.