E.17.0:3 - Forces · fpf.tools

Force	Tension
Lightweight use vs inspectable assurance	Most uses need one readable conformance judgment; contested use needs exact participants, predicate, occurrence identity, evaluation, and warrant.
Stable kind membership vs changing use	An episteme can remain a view after a reading, project, publication, or selected-use episode ends.
Direct authoring vs derivation	Some views are authored directly; others are constructed through a query or projection. Construction history must not define view membership.
Self-contained viewpoint vs reusable convention structure	One P can carry the complete fixed test; separate C/Q/S is useful only when convention components and their organization vary independently and change a named reuse, comparison, or maintenance action.
Several views vs one invented container	Multi-view work needs organization and correspondence, but a package, graph, or shared heading does not establish either.
Readable domain language vs ontological precision	Practitioners need `functional view` and `safety view`; load-bearing use still needs exact epistemes and direct relations.
Correspondence vs consistency repair	A correspondence can obtain while later evaluation finds an inconsistency or while repair work is still pending.
View vs publication	A view can be unpublished, and one view can be published repeatedly through different forms and carriers.