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C.36.RP:4.3 - Choose how the method will remain obtainable

Decide which contributions the receiving participants will perform themselves and which they will obtain through other people, AI or tools. Keep the capability where the later use needs it. A person who must recognize a faulty physical interpretation needs that understanding; an available specialist or AI may supply the algebra.

Compare retaining the existing arrangement, adding a contributor, teaching or training, providing a tool, changing the method, and retiring a superseded way only where those alternatives answer the found difficulty. C.11 supplies a consequential choice among formed options. C.40 supplies construction of alternatives when the way is still to be found.

Retain the material that makes the selected arrangement usable. Depending on the gap, this can be a readable construction, its inputs and conditions, an explanation of a decisive step, an executable model or an example that shows how to change the method. Keep access to the needed performer or executor as part of the arrangement. Select a form that the receivers can use.

When the method changes, make the changed operations and conditions recoverable so participants can obtain the version their work needs. Keep the earlier variant when continued use, comparison or recovery needs it. An access repair can leave the method itself unchanged.