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A.16.0:4.9 - Bridge and viewpoint entry

A trajectory may later cross a viewpoint or context boundary. When that happens:

  • the trajectory establishes neither an F.9 Bridge nor the suitability of any bounded cross-context use; exact relation and use claims remain with F.9;
  • stance notes remain with F.9.1;
  • viewpoint reuse remains with E.17.1;
  • endpoint-local semantics remain in the rules defined or tested by the named endpoint patterns; publication availability remains a separate E.24.PUB relation.

A.16.0 only makes those entry points explicit. It establishes no current reliance, authorization, or receiving use. When those questions are live, apply triggered A.10 or B.3 for reliance, the pattern that directly constrains the receiving action for authorization, and evidence of the receiving Work or publication for occurrence. No bundled record is required when those questions are not live.