Restored Path
Random Random Patrol
Roving intervention and arbitrary rule-making as social comedy.
What the archive supports
The patrol used roving performance and invented procedure as social comedy. A clipboard, badge or official tone could briefly change how strangers interpreted an encounter. The restoration connects that experiment to the domain's wider interest in perceived authority without listing participants or reviving private camp records.
Wayback captures show how this address participated in the domain's older participatory-art identity. The current Review treats it as documentary context: useful for understanding perception, authority and temporary culture, but not as a manual.
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