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A.3.1.MR:9 - Consequences

BenefitCost or caution
Several imperfect sources can support a useful provisional account.Every account claim must remain traceable to its supporting sources. State the evidence-construction Method and choices when they affect reliance on those sources; retain the event-data requirements of §4.2.
Rival accounts remain visible instead of being averaged into one false subject.A project may have to carry several candidates until discriminating evidence arrives.
Process mining becomes a well-scoped contribution rather than an ontological shortcut.Preparation and discovery choices must be exposed when the account relies on them.
Record-only evidence still returns a useful result.The user must resist promoting a coherent sequence to a Method by form or frequency.
Specialist Method Engineering receives source-traceable candidate accounts.Complete reconstruction remains a separate, sometimes costly programme.