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E.17.AUD.OOTD:9 - Consequences

Used well, this section buys three main gains:

  • authors stop smuggling wider work into one unit by accident;
  • reviewers can name whether subject, concern, carried move, or downstream use changed instead of only arguing about wording;
  • neighboring patterns and downstream decision texts stop getting blamed for confusion created one layer earlier.

The cost is that some notes must become shorter, split earlier, or reopen more honestly when their subject, concern, carried move, or downstream use really changes. That cost is deliberate.