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B.4.1:14 - Keeping route plurality useful

A routed cue set stays useful only when route plurality, route grounds, selection status, and any current-use or retirement claim remain explicit.

B.4.1:14.1 - Minimal route package

Use the minimal route package in §4 (Solution).

B.4.1:14.2 - Selected route is not endpoint governance

Even when one route is selected, the routed cue set remains a seam publication form. Apply a downstream subject pattern when its entry conditions are met; that pattern governs the next claim or result.

B.4.1:14.3 - Review prompt and threshold reminder

A reviewer should check whether the selected route is justified by the published cue pack or equivalent early form and whether suppressed alternative routes were genuinely considered rather than silently erased. If the articulation threshold required for a proposed late prompt, requirement, or work claim is not yet met, keep the publication early.

B.4.1:14.4 - Deferred selection and route splitting

Deferral is admissible when route plurality and missing discriminators are published. It is not admissible when one route is silently assumed while the publication still speaks as if the question were open.

One cue cluster may also split into several routed cue sets if different sub-cues support different destinations. The split should be published explicitly so that later readers do not assume that one route exhausted the whole original cue complex.