A.10.1:4.6 - Complete the Affected-Use Revalidation Account
Prepare a common account only when a receiving question needs an overview beyond the sufficient direct results. Cite each independently governed result used by that overview. A repaired reference or a direct subject result can close its own question without this account. When durability or reliance requires an episteme, ordinary C.2.1 content is sufficient.
| Account position | Content when needed for this receiving question |
|---|---|
| Source comparison | Source epistemes, relevant claim addresses and material change or gap. Include publication, carrier and access distinctions when they affect the conclusion. |
| Search frame and coverage | The question, boundary, discovery basis and material limits of a search actually performed. Preserve enough to judge any no-impact claim at its stated scope. |
| Candidate uses | Direct-use bases for affected branches and unresolved candidates that limit the conclusion. Equivalent irrelevant mentions may share one short exclusion reason. |
| Action-changing reach | The dependent branch, last action that can change and why reach stops there. |
| Subject applications and results | The subject result and its governing contribution, with the conditions and existing receiver material to this overview. |
| Local summaries | The supported use consequences that the receiver needs, with the cited subject basis. |
| Reuse and continuation | Earlier values and inspected independent results needed for reuse; material gaps and any continuation or reopen condition the receiving use needs. |
Preserved, narrowed, reopened, superseded, reliance withdrawn, and blocked are local prose summaries, not a universal status vocabulary. When they summarize subject judgments, they require those judgments’ basis. They replace neither RelianceDisposition nor assurance, permission, authority, release or decision.
Keep earlier source editions and prior results recoverable for their original uses and conditions. A later source does not rewrite what an earlier source meant. Reuse a prior result only when its conclusion and conditions remain current and the changed claim lies outside its actual dependency.