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A.6.9:3 - Forces

ForcePullPush
BrevityOne word such as “same” is fast.It hides the object, action, direction, rule, tolerance, and stop.
Practical interoperabilityTeams want shared labels and reusable mappings.Shared labels and running code are not semantic identity or proof of a safe use.
Relation versus useOne semantic relation can remain fixed.Different uses of it can have opposite polarity or different evidence.
DirectionA relation may be symmetric or oriented.Every proposed use still has its own source-to-receiving direction.
Evidence evolvesCounterexamples and warrants change.Evidence change should reopen reliance without silently reidentifying the Bridge.
Version driftCanons and models change by edition.The relation profile needs an applicability and as-of basis.
Practical safetyCross-context reuse can save work.Suitability, reliance, authorization, and actual performance must not collapse.