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E.22:9 - Consequences
| Consequence | Benefit | Cost |
| Review requests become typed. | Evaluators answer the intended quality question. | A complete request names the object and evaluation. |
| Exceptional improvement becomes explicit. | Reviews can propose non-dominated improvements rather than stopping at floor defects. | Each proposal names its protected trade-offs. |
| Absorption becomes quality-aware. | Follow-up says what improved or worsened. | Row discharge alone is not enough. |