C.32.CONWAY:2 - Problem

Architecture influence and action often occur in the same story but are not the same fact. A manufacturing architecture can constrain a product candidate while a manufacturing system performs production Work. A communication structure can influence service boundaries while people or teams perform change Work only through their admitted exact U.System identities. A method description can influence a work-product architecture without being a worker. A toolchain architecture can constrain project-task candidates while an admitted execution system acts.

Transformer and transformed wording can hide these differences. It can leave the changed referent implicit, treat an architecture bearer as the performer, omit the exact system-role assignment and dated Work, or call a source influential without a direct relation. It can also stretch one local architecture pair into a whole recursive transformation-flow network.

C.32.CONWAY repairs the problem by keeping the changed referent, actor and performance facts, influence-source facts, and one exact architecture pair separately recoverable. Conway and inverse-Conway practice then supplies candidate pressure, not a universal relation and not evidence that any source acted.