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A.6.M:10 - Rationale

The central decision is to treat module as relation-sensitive claim language over exact admitted holons, not as a root kind and not as a relation admitted by notation. The same system, organization-as-system, episteme, Work occurrence, discipline, or other admitted holon may be claimed as a component under one direct relation, as a module candidate under one interface-and-change claim, or as a bearer/candidate bearer in functional claim content. effectiveReferenceScheme and ClaimScope make the claim interpretable and bounded. An independently selected model-use structure may qualify model-local meaning, but it neither becomes a holon nor supplies module membership. Method descriptions and publication-family material enter through their episteme and publication patterns; authoring, description edition, publication occurrence, form, and carrier remain distinct.

A.6.M follows A.6.P: overloaded relation language is repaired by recovering the actual subjects, claim content, direct-relation disposition, qualifiers, admissible use, and sources. A.6.M is the pattern for the module/interface claim repair. A direct module relation, if later needed, is admitted only by its subject pattern with A.6.RCD’s participant, obtaining, applicability, and identity discipline; A.6.REL then handles distinguishable obtaining occurrences.

The pattern deliberately keeps measurement out of the first move. A module relation can be repaired before anyone knows whether external coupling density, interface standardization share, evidence reuse, or reusable-structure accounting will be needed. When those claims are being made, A.6.M applies C.31, C.31.RSA, and C.16.