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C.11.DUA:9 - Consequences

Advice becomes a usable answer to a receiving question. The practitioner can continue with qualified knowledge, select worthwhile inquiry, repair a requirement proposal or recognize an impasse. A reviewer can repair an external report without requiring FPF-formatted input.

The method costs the attention needed to recover hidden work and compare its consequences. That cost is unnecessary for an already clear bounded answer. It also cannot make unavailable means available or settle domain evidence and authority questions by general reasoning alone.