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A.6.3.RT:3 - Forces

  • Same concern, different reasoning medium. Teams need representations suited to different tasks without silently changing what the claims concern.
  • Legibility vs recoverability. A clearer target helps only if users can recover the source content and distinctions needed by the declared use.
  • Useful foregrounding vs unsupported strengthening. Tables, diagrams, notation, and interactive views can expose structure while also making added links look source-given.
  • Representation change vs ontology change. New notation or geometry can make structure visible; visibility does not establish world-side structure or a new EntityOfConcern.
  • Progressive exactness. Ordinary conversions should stay easy, while externally relied-on or decode-mediated cases retain exact identity, source dependencies, loss, and evidence discipline.
  • Recoverability before decode ambition. Directly inspectable cases establish the normal entry; latent cases need explicit decoding access and evidence for their use.