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E.21:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Comparability vs false precisionPattern versions must be comparable, but ordinal qualities cannot be averaged.
Completeness vs affordabilityEvery coordinate is evaluated; rationale and evidence can stay compact.
Maturity vs lengthA short pattern is mature only when selected mature-pattern ingredients are present in the body or neighboring pattern governing the claims.
Ontology vs usabilityNames and kinds must be precise enough for the governed use without burying the first user-facing action.
Semio precision vs semio-biasEpisteme and publication distinctions matter, but non-semio patterns still lead with their own EntityOfConcern.
Open-ended improvement vs stopImprovement can continue forever, while one version needs a scoped stop condition.