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C.31.ASAP:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Fast architecture choice vs scale evidencePractitioners often need a scale-aware preference before a full scale study exists.
Reusable structure vs useful exceptionReuse can improve scale behavior, but some bespoke residue is justified by safety, law-domain, mission, or context constraints.
Platform label vs scale mechanismA platform or product-line name does not say which variability slots, extension rules, exception curve, or refactor trigger makes scale behavior better.
Coarse view vs source distinctionsCoarse-grained architecture descriptions can expose stable structure, but they can also hide lower-scope hazards.
Preference guidance vs selection authorityA scale preference can inform a candidate set or decision, but selection and choice remain with their governing patterns.
Architecture scope vs method BLPArchitecture scale amenability resembles BLP, but C.31.ASAP governs architecture alternatives and selected structures, not general method-family policy.