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On Inflow's microservices branch the wire address of every event is derived from the CLR type name, computed independently on both sides of the network. Two records in two assemblies match only because someone spelled them the same way.
Trill has no shared contracts package - every consumer re-declares the publisher's event class by hand. Diffing all fourteen duplicated contracts shows exactly two have drifted, and the ratio is what makes copy-paste governance feel safe until it isn't.
One published type from the Communication module is mapped as an owned entity into TimeManagement's schema - so adding a field to your own contract now needs a migration you do not own.
Seven of thirteen published integration events in GroupFlights have exactly one consumer - the module that published them - and one has none at all.
