Three genuinely divergent directions for the moderation dashboard, built as static clickdummies. Every one depicts the identical shared scenario, so they can be compared head-to-head.
The queue is not a list of suggestions; it is a router. Every key+locale group is classified by the shape of the decision it requires and delivered to a stream where one keystroke completes it. You never browse. You burn down.
The project IS a key × locale matrix. There is no queue — pending work is a cell state inside the catalog, the way a dirty file is a state inside a file tree. Moderation is walking the matrix and emptying hot cells.
There is no list. The screen IS one key+locale contest at a time, and Enter publishes-and-advances through a ranked finite run. The queue is a lobby of launchable runs, never rows. You don't browse moderation work; you play it.