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A.2.3:4.2 - What U.PromiseContent is not

  • Not a provider: use an assignment occurrence and its declared species under U.SystemRoleAssignment. The occurrence identifies the provider System and assigned local kind; the species defines those participant meanings and the assigned-kind domain.
  • Not an individual deontic commitment: that is one obtaining U.Commitment under A.2.8 whose actual duty bearer, exact referents, constitutive rule, instituting basis, scope, and validity are established independently.
  • Not an access point or bearer: addressable service, server, desk, endpoint, process, component, application, host, or cluster wording first goes to A.6.P:4.11a. Recover whether it denotes code or another episteme, a Method, a Work occurrence or ordinary run, an exact bearer or access-providing arrangement, or another directly governed object; apply A.1 or A.1.SCR only when a separate repaired claim depends on an exact recovered entity being a system.
  • Not a method or method description: the semantic way of doing is U.Method; a recipe or other episteme describing that way is U.MethodDescription.
  • Not delivery work or its description: performed delivery is U.Work; a ticket, case description, or incident description is a separately governed episteme about planned or performed work.
  • Not a work schedule: use U.WorkPlan under A.15.2 when the content coordinates intended Work.
  • Not a capability: capability is the provider System’s ability to perform a work family or produce a result class under declared conditions and attained bounds. A.2.2 separates that proposition from its assertion, qualification and fit. Delivery may depend on several qualified ability claims about the provider or other holders.
  • Not its scope or use interval: U.ClaimScope states where the promise claims hold, U.WorkScope states where a provider capability can deliver work, and PromiseUseIntervalSlot states when one PromiseContentUse occurrence obtains. These are three different values.