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Zilio et al. (2026) motivate separating within-carrier interaction from co-circulation and the feedback through transmission conditions. Their biological mechanisms are not used as universal cultural laws. The readiness and compatibility examples above are separate conditional constructions.

The historical Katz–Shapiro model of compatibility and network effects (1985) supplies a contrasting mechanism in which others’ adoption changes a user’s outcome. Its equilibrium approach does not by itself provide the adoption or learning dynamics used here.

MMP.18 provides general coupling and reduction methods. C.32.MWA preserves distinctions between structures. DTM adds the construction connecting participant state, transmission contribution and conditions changed by spread.