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E.10.ROLE:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Natural wording vs technical identityPractitioners need short sentences, while a later claim may need one exact kind, assignment, relation, or declaration.
Familiar word vs many neighboring objectsThe word aids recognition but cannot select one ontology by itself.
Direct routing vs duplicate ontologyThe entry must find the right pattern without copying that pattern’s rules.
Precise distinction vs modifier stackingAdd system, kind, assignment, or another qualifier only when it distinguishes a live alternative.
One check vs procedural burdenRecover the claim once; do not create a form or ledger for a clean local repair.