E.4.CM:3 - Forces · fpf.tools

Force	Tension
Reuse and missing construction	Existing operations save invention; their availability does not establish an available way to combine them.
Whole and constituents	A whole has its own result and conditions; each constituent can retain other encompassing uses.
Guidance and premature sequence	Readers need to know what makes the next move possible; many useful compositions have alternatives, iteration and returns rather than one linear order.
Several structures, one useful account	Method composition, result-use dependencies, conditional continuations and performed Work answer different questions; a diagram must make their consequential connections readable.
Operational and ontological construction	Connecting actions may require choosing what their objects and relations are; labels alone cannot settle those choices.
Public usefulness and maintenance	A developed composition can remove repeated reconstruction; duplicate explanations can drift apart.
Explanation and capability	A readable method can still require unavailable skills, instruments or authority.
Scale and publication length	A large Method may have a short entry; the entry’s length does not determine how much underlying explanation is needed.