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A.2.1:10 - Consequences

GainCost or tradeoff
Simple assignments keep two participants.Each bounded vocabulary must define its exact system-role-kind domain.
Strong appointments preserve their real identity.A domain must admit every additional participant and predicate it relies on.
All species support F.6 through one holder projection.Receivers must preserve both the assignment occurrence and its declared species rather than replace them with a generic record.
Repeated episodes remain distinguishable.Reliance-bearing use must recover uninterrupted predicate history, not just a row key.
Interpretation and evidence remain separate from world-side participants.Assertions must cite their actual semantic and evidence basis when the receiver needs it.
Ordinary prose remains lightweight.Authors must decide when explicit occurrence identity is required.