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C.31:9 - Consequences

Benefits:

  • Modularity becomes action-guiding without becoming one fake score.
  • Cheap repair remains possible before measurement.
  • Characteristic, declared-measurement-basis, comparability-basis, proxy-risk, and subject-pattern boundaries are visible.
  • DSM, MOSA, platform, product-line, and architecture-operation sources can inform practice without importing their ontology wholesale.

Costs:

  • Familiar score language often has to be downgraded to report-only use.
  • Cross-case comparison requires additional C.16, C.25, G.2, comparator, evidence, or decision claim.
  • Some attractive “complexity” statements need an exact characteristic, a lens-backed interpretation, or a residual cue.