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C.2.P:3 - Forces
| Force | Tension |
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| Precision vs readability | FPF-governed wording needs kinds named by value, but a sentence overloaded with every possible kind becomes unreadable. |
| Preservation vs cleanup | Accepted source text or accepted governing text must not be paraphrased away, but source-companion statement cannot be mistaken for pattern authority. |
| Local repair vs new ontology | Many phrases only need local A.6.P and F.18 recovery; a few reveal a real missing FPF kind or relation. |
| FPF-side vs project-side work | The same word can describe FPF pattern authorship or a user’s project publication, record, work, or action. |
| Guidance vs audit | The pattern must tell authors what to do, while check rows only verify that the rewrite was carried out. |