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E.17.ID.CR:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Engineer-manager usability vs governance precisionThe pattern starts from a recognisable review situation without hiding its neighboring patterns.
Middle-band realitySome bounded comparisons add more interpretive lift than a short F.9.1 stance note about an existing bounded-use claim but still stop below full action selection.
Source tether vs interpretive liftThe case adds a bounded interpretive lift without pretending to create a new free-floating semantics.
Comparison unit vs surrounding workThe pattern keeps the comparative review unit, the bounded comparison, and the larger review process distinct rather than sliding between them by style.
Viewing restraintInterpretation does not absorb same-entity viewing, conservative rewriting, or representation-scheme transition whose main question is not bounded comparison.
Bridge restraintInterpretation does not become a second bridge taxonomy.
Explanation restraintInterpretation does not become a shadow face-use discipline system next to E.17.EFP.
Abductive restraintInterpretation stops before an abductive-prompt or action-selection claim governs the next action.
Ontology restraintInterpretation does not hide same-referent pressure, retargeted-EntityOfConcernRef pressure, or changed EntityOfConcernRef.
Interpretant-side boundednessReader-fit can matter, but it remains explicit and bounded rather than silently rewriting authority.