D.2:10 - SoTA-Echoing

Source line	Practical implication for this pattern
Multilevel selection and holonic systems thinking	Ethical effects often appear across nested, overlapping, or situation-defined scopes; the case must declare the levels or scopes it uses instead of importing a fixed moral ladder.
Applied ethics and responsibility practice	Responsibility and harm cannot be assigned only at the most local level when a method, work plan, policy, standard, architecture move, or recommendation moves consequences across scopes.
FPF holon and episteme ontology	Affected systems, collections, work occurrences, disciplines, and epistemes may be current; value-frame editions, ClaimScope, and qualification windows delimit the ethical claim, while descriptions and publication use remain separate from the affected in-life object.
Architecture residual discipline	A cross-scope residual can require architecture repair, a D.3 conflict description, or both; D.2 names the next pattern to apply instead of treating architecture shape as ethical proof or ethics as architecture by default.