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A.6.3.CSC:9 - Consequences

BenefitsTrade-offs and mitigations
Cheap coarsened renderings stay admissible because the source, admissible use, loss, non-admissible use, and reopen path remain visible.Authors must compare the candidate with its source. The optional mini-card helps when the receiving use needs an inspectable account of that comparison.
Neighboring patterns can cite one common coarsening-boundary account instead of repeating partial local doctrine.Readers must still use the pattern or exact authority source that defines or tests the primary downstream claim. The neighboring-boundary table and bad-fit examples keep that disposition inspectable.
Load-bearing coarsening becomes reviewable without making every summary a full assurance object.In high-risk cases the assurance record can grow. The use-specific field rule keeps growth tied to real risk.