C.39.MC:9 - Consequences

The practitioner can continue Method development without rereading the whole repertoire or treating every local change as a new Method. Missing basis remains visible at the result that needs it, so independent useful work can continue without claiming that blocked work has become possible.

The cost is maintaining a few explicit result-to-use connections when they matter across turns. A poor or stale pattern language cannot be repaired by this continuation method; the missing content must return to source recovery, qualification, architecture, or authoring.