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Classify releases into launch tiers and plan go-to-market. Based on Lauchengco's Loved framework.

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# Launch Tier Classification

**The instrument is Lauchengco's RELEASE SCALE, and this skill had it wrong until 2026-09-20.**
Corrected after reading *LOVED* chapter 12 directly. What the book actually says:

> *"Developing a shared understanding of how a release should be categorized and what go-to-market
> activities will get done is the purpose of a Release Scale. It's a simple tool whose **sole purpose
> is to create shared vocabulary and expectations** between the product and go-to-market teams."*
> *"**This is different from a detailed organizational plan** for every action needed for a product
> launch."*

**Three consequences for how this skill is used.**

1. **THE SCALE IS BUILT, NOT ADOPTED.** Her step 1: *"Decide on the calibration scale. **Be it
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