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C.36:5.4 - Neighbor boundaries

If the current question is…Use…
method, technique, algorithm, practice, or developmental-machinery wording as a way of doing workA.3.1, A.3.2, A.15, and C.23 as applicable
discipline-level composition and comparisonC.20
term durability, naming restoration, or bridges across contextsF.17, F.18, and F.9
archive, front, Q-front, descriptor, distance, retained exploration value, or stepping-stone valueC.18
current pool treatment, exploration or exploitation policy, graduation, narrowing, or sunsetC.19
selector-facing retained set, shortlist, ranked shortlist, specialist handoff, abstain, or escalationG.5
refresh, deprecation, edition, source currentness, lineage, or currentness reportingG.11
generated or discovered result intended for architecture use, architecture candidate, selected structure, architecture description, or architecture structural viewC.35 for the exact result’s admissible use, obtaining or proposed organization, next-use condition, and limit or return; C.32 for candidate synthesis; and C.30, C.30.AD, or C.30.ASV for the direct architecture, description, or view question
new level, new holon, MHT, whole reidentification, model-use or scope reframe, supervisor-subholon feedback, cross-scope frustration residual, or interlevel ethical conflictkeep the C.36 cultural-evolution result and use A.1, B.2, B.2.P, B.2.5, C.30.ILC, C.29, D.2, D.3, D.4, or the applicable holon, System, architecture, mathematical-lens, or ethics pattern
local choice among already available optionsC.11; use C.36 separately only when generation, transmission, recognition, selection, retention, or loss across a practice or population is also current
problem-to-work carry-throughE.18.1
dynamics, temporal adequacy, or mathematical-lens useA.3.3, C.27, and C.29