CB.Edition:2 - Product-series rule

The Community Management Principles Framework product series collects editions for community organisers, participants, practitioners, sponsors and assisting agents who construct, conduct, support and renew useful participation and joint contributions. A product-constitution decision begins this collection by admitting the Participation and practice-support edition above as its first edition. Publication and Suite inclusion are separate acts.

Select Methods for offer and exchange, participation and activity, distributed organising, rules and mandates, provision, value, continuation, repertoire work and boundary representation. Admit only complete editions whose independent practical use and required direct suppliers have been qualified. Preserve a sufficient individual or provider alternative, unequal authority and cultural continuation outside community participation. The edition must explain the useful results it supplies and return to obtainable external Methods for stronger or different claims.

Later editions may refine, add, split or redistribute Methods while preserving that participation-and-contribution promise, independent bounded use, practical receiving results and supplier boundaries. Admission requires a supported edition relation to the actual source edition (EpistemeEditionRelation), satisfaction of these rules and an effective admission decision. This applies also to a predecessor edition, fork, translation or other derivative. Replacing those identity anchors with another governed practice requires another product series. A different title, publication home, Suite membership or maintenance arrangement alone does not replace them.

Loss of a necessary use, defeated source grounds or a broken direct return requires review of the affected qualification and a decision to repair, correct an unsupported admission claim or retire the affected offering. An admitted edition remains a historical member while this series continues, including when superseded, unavailable or retired. Explicit retirement of the series ends the collection and current belonging while preserving the historical facts; later active use requires a new constitution. A maintaining party, maintenance commitment, future edition or continued availability requires its own grounds.