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B.4.1:15.4 - Leaving the seam

Continue under a later subject pattern when its own entry conditions are met. Typical questions and entry requirements are:

  • relation-bearing wording whose direct relation, participants, direction, or required detail remain unresolved: A.6.P;
  • evaluative wording with enough articulation to name the bearer, effective scheme, probe/model frame, comparison frame or none, ClaimScope, and at least one candidate evaluative family: C.16.Q;
  • affordance-like or action-first wording with enough context to compare its consequential meanings: A.6.A; recover the supported claim or question, or the exact fact that would distinguish the alternatives, then apply its subject rule;
  • a declared prompt species, stable open question, scope, and provenance, with the articulation and closure conditions for rival answers to remain live: B.5.2.0;
  • an explicit requirement or commitment claim over its actual subject: its requirement-facing pattern; use A.2.8 for a question about an actual individual duty;
  • or an alignment question involving Method, intended WorkPlan, or actual Work: A.15; use A.3.1, A.15.2, or A.15.1 directly when only the Method, WorkPlan, or dated Work is in question.

ActionInvitationRoute names the route to this wording-recovery use; it does not require an invitation occurrence. A.6.A can return an open question without settling its answer. If the selected next-use entry conditions cannot yet be established, keep the governed publication in this seam with its route plurality visible.