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C.36:7 - Conformance Checklist

CheckPassing observation
CC-C36-1 — Recognizable caseThe text names the practice, population, collective, or Discipline boundary; the variants; the cultural-evolution relation currently at issue; and the next action or stop.
CC-C36-2 — Small first resultA cold reader can use the one-sentence case or small case card before encountering the assurance expansion. Optional fields appear only when their identities change a later claim.
CC-C36-3 — Recovered objectsFamiliar words such as culture, style, tradition, practice, platform, regime, and technique do not stand in for several unseparated FPF objects or relations.
CC-C36-4 — Project choiceA project decision or authorization is recorded through its direct pattern and is not offered as evidence of transmission, recognition, selection, retention, loss, intervention performance, or effect.
CC-C36-5 — Proposal, Work, and effectA proposed intervention, planned Work, performed Work, actual transformation, Work-to-change relation, and measured effect remain separate. Every asserted Work occurrence has exact A.13-qualified performers and independent A.15.1 admission. Assignment and F.6 refs appear only when the card or receiving use expressly represents precise assignment-bound attribution.
CC-C36-6 — Population observationObserved spread, popularity, persistence, or loss identifies its population, period, measurement, and relation; it neither authorizes the project nor proves the intervention caused the observation.
CC-C36-7 — MediationA platform, recommender, archive, publication, or provider is named by its actual kind and relation. Mediation does not become selection, value, authority, or cultural control by label.
CC-C36-8 — Separate effect testThe intervention’s expected effect, observed value, measurement relation, and effect claim are recoverable separately; observing a value alone does not prove the effect.
CC-C36-9 — Neighbor boundaryArchive/front, pool, selected-set, local-choice, publication, architecture, currentness, transformation, Work, and mathematical-model claims use their direct patterns when current.
CC-C36-10 — Source and refreshEvery adopted SoTA move retains its stated limit and currentness trigger; a source label or newer date alone does not establish a cultural relation.
CC-C36-11 — Possible developmentWhen the question is how the practice may develop, the answer retains credible action-changing hypotheses and relevant uncertainty; it may finish as a bounded forecast or continuation on sufficient available grounds. A selected observation or intervention has a feasible, worthwhile receiving contribution, including study-design effort and displaced work. Use B.5/B.5.2 for needed hypotheses and consequences, C.11.DUA for a questionable inquiry demand, C.11 for an already formed bounded choice, and the direct DPF or field Method for selected inquiry. There is no fixed hypothesis count or compulsory next probe. Actual tested change, temporal, dynamics, and causal claims keep their direct evidence conditions.