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A.6.RSIG:3 - Forces
Force
Tension
First-contact precision vs reader economy
The cue needs enough discriminating detail without turning every opening into a mini essay.
Neutral substrate vs local specialization
This pattern governs description-recognition signatures in general without absorbing pattern-entry discoverability, publication-face law, or boundary-claim routing.
Recognition vs semantics
The cue helps the reader recover the right description and defining U.Episteme, not silently redefine the description’s full semantics.
Carrier/projection vs authority
An encountered carrier can help recognition without becoming the defining episteme.
Local wording vs controlled lexemes
Real reader language remains usable without minting uncontrolled aliases or shadow names.
Readability vs auditability
The signature stays usable by readers while remaining crisp enough for later review and boundary checking.