B.1.5:3 - Forces · fpf.tools

Force	Tension
Method reuse vs source concreteness	Teams need a reusable way of doing, while sources often show only one description, run, or plan.
Order fidelity vs compact modeling	Important sequences and joins must remain explicit without turning every diagram edge into ontology.
Order vs simultaneous contribution	A real first–then condition must survive, while Methods that contribute together must not be invented as stages merely because they are described in sequence.
Whole-method identity vs relation usefulness	Some method-side relations are useful without asserting one composite method whole.
Interface exposure vs encapsulation	A composite method must state which interactions callers may rely on and which remain internal.
Assurance vs execution	Assurance needs joins, adapters, cutsets, and failure conditions; dated enactment, result, and evidence-use claims stay with their subject patterns.