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A.6.0:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Reuse and localityReusers need stable names and laws, but those claims are meaningful only under an effective reference scheme and bounded applicability.
Light first use and typed reuseAn ordinary receiving use starts from a direct assertion, while repeated use may need relation SlotSpecs under A.6.5, operation declarations under A.6.1, direct relation occurrence-identity rules, and independently governed dependencies.
Declaration and realizationReusers need to assess a realization against declared laws, while the declaration, realizing entity, evaluation work, result episteme, and evidential reliance retain separate identities and direct relations.
Stable identity and evolutionReusers need to know whether the same signature remains current, while a change in a realization alone leaves the signature unchanged.
Transdomain form and domain meaningThe same declaration form serves physical engineering, medicine, learning, and formal work while preserving their domain objects.