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D.1:6 - Consequences

This pattern makes ethical claims portable across FPF without pretending that FPF has one final ethical theory. It also prevents a common failure: a technical pattern silently inherits one ethical theory because a word such as “safe”, “fair”, “beneficial”, or “responsible” sounded ordinary.

Explicitness follows the claim being used: recognition needs a clear concern and next question, while a judgement needs its supporting basis and use limits. A durable frame earns its effort through the comparison or later reliance it supports.