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E.17.ID.CR:4.2 - Scope and exclusions

In scope

  • bounded comparative asymmetry over already declared reviewed source epistemes or source publications;
  • reader-facing interpretive caution that stays source-tethered and preserves the shared review frame;
  • comparison of distinct alternatives under one shared review target, described situation, release candidate, method family, control scope, problem frame, or source-set reference;
  • comparative review units that answer one explicit contrastive question without creating a rival action-selection search;
  • bounded user-fit when that fit only limits use rather than widening authority.

Out of scope

  • same-entity restatement, conservative rewrite, or representation shift whose main question stays with A.6.3, A.6.3.CR, or A.6.3.RT;
  • a separate F.9.1 stance note that only clarifies an already constituted F.9 bounded-use claim;
  • explanation-face use discipline, bounded-use boundary, or added-link review on existing faces (E.17.EFP);
  • abductive-prompt or action-selection cases (B.5.2.0 or B.5.2);
  • ontology-facing reframing or changed EntityOfConcern (OntologicalReframing or A.6.4);
  • policy, gate, adjudication, assurance, or work-facing use (name the actual claim and use its governing pattern; see E.17.ID.CR:4.5).