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A.10.1:12 - Relations

Builds on:

  • C.2.1 for source-episteme identity, claim content, subject, interpretation basis, edition continuity, and publication/carrier separation.
  • A.10 for each exact source-to-use account and its independent RelianceDisposition.
  • A.11 for using existing kinds, relations, results, records, forms, and representations instead of minting an impact ontology.

Coordinates with:

  • G.6 when an addressable evidence or provenance path slice is useful; graph representation remains optional and establishes no reliance.
  • G.11 when currentness, decay, or the completed result justifies a refresh plan or report; G.11’s result shape remains unchanged.
  • E.15 as the specialization for changes to one FPF pattern edition, retaining Delta-Class, predecessor-function continuity, proportionate pattern checks, and its candidate-plus-change-account result.
  • B.3 and every direct evidence, truth, causal, choice, authority, permission, gate, release, planning, and Work pattern governing the corresponding results.

Supplies: A practitioner using A.10.1 obtains a bounded discovery-and-reach statement for application of SYSE.19, FIN.17, STR.2, PSD.14, or another direct subject pattern when its actual receiving content relied on the changed claim. The independently governed subject result continues directly to its existing consumers. A common A.10.1 account cites it only when a further receiving question needs that overview.

Constrains: changed-source affected-use discovery and local closure only. A.10.1 creates no new source, relation, graph fact, subject verdict, assurance, authority, permission, release, Work occurrence, plan, or universal status.