A community-garden watering model gets no thumbs-up. Testers instead watch whether beds the model left dry actually dried out. How should testers treat that observed outcome?
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Short Explanation
Watching whether beds the model left dry actually dried out is observed behavior, not an explicit rating, so it is indirect feedback for dynamic drift testing. Calling a dry bed a thumbs-up, copying a syllabus watch scene, or treating it as static shape comparison miss that signal.
Full Explanation
Indirect feedback is observed behavior, not an explicit rating, and still serves dynamic drift testing. Calling a dry bed direct feedback, copying the syllabus watch scene, or treating it as static shape comparison misses that signal.