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C.21:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Comparability vs nuanceA wider field picture is useful, but exact definitions, populations, windows, schemes, and local meanings must survive.
Readable minimum vs replayOne ordinary claim should be cheap; a numerical comparison or reusable series needs enough identity to be repeated.
Ordinal vs interval or ratioRanks and categories invite illegal arithmetic.
Formal status vs actual adoptionApproval by a standards body and use by a population can vary independently.
Direct comparison vs cross-local relationCompatible readings compare directly; a comparison that relies on a cross-local semantic relation needs its truth, bounded use, and loss account established separately.
Recency vs stabilityHealth changes through time; a trend needs explicit windows and current definition editions.
Evidence vs publicationSupport, measurement, series content, dashboard representation, and audience availability answer different questions.