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E.17.2:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Reuse vs exact editionTeams need stable families, while conformance depends on exact claim-bearing viewpoint editions.
Small core vs subject breadthFour viewpoints should remain learnable without pretending that safety, mission, data, deployment, and every domain concern are the same four things.
Holon-centered view vs concern objectsA view can concern one holon while its claims designate Methods, transformations, local system-role kinds, assignments, capabilities, and structures through exact relations.
Familiar engineering language vs kind precisionfunctional view should remain readable without turning functional, view, or a diagram label into an intrinsic kind by spelling.
Direct authoring vs generated descriptionsBoth can yield conforming views; neither route establishes conformance by itself.
Cross-view comparison vs invented linksComparable views need exact direct relations, not a universal correspondence record or matching diagram positions.
Viewpoint reuse vs publication reuseMany unpublished epistemes can conform to the same viewpoint, and each episteme may later have many publication forms; packaging must not redefine membership.