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A.16:1 - Problem frame

The language-state U.CharacteristicSpace in C.2.2a makes positions explicit, but practitioners still need admissible moves for preserving, publishing, narrowing, reopening, or docking selected content to a later use. Those moves must not become a second formality-only climb, a generic one-pass process, or an invisible jump into a stronger pattern claim.

A local note is usually enough. A heavier history is warranted only when lineage, branching, loss, supersession, or a history-dependent responsibility handoff changes what a later reader may conclude.