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A.6.3.RT:9 - Consequences

  • Ordinary users can obtain a useful target representation without a six-participant record.
  • Representation and reasoning-medium changes become explicit rather than rhetorical.
  • Exact same-EntityOfConcern, scheme, source dependencies, loss, and occurrence identity remain available for consequential use.
  • Recoverability and decode dependence become reviewable instead of hiding behind cleaner output.
  • Work, View membership, publication, evidence, assurance, bridge, and ontology claims remain separate.

Costs and trade-offs:

  • Authors must compare source and target instead of judging only appearance.
  • Reliance-facing use adds exact identity and evidence work proportionate to the receiver.
  • Some attractive targets remain orientation-only or exploratory because source return or recovery is weak.