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E.4.PFR:2 - Forces

ForceTension
Ordinary affordabilityA direct assertion should remain one sentence when no maintenance receiver needs a row.
Stable maintenance formEdition-impact, comparison, publication/dependency repair, and refresh may need consistent fields across many assertions.
Relation economyCompact rows help inspection but can hide the exact defining or constraining ClaimGraph.
Dependency pressureEdition dependency is useful but is not compatibility, specialization, recommendation order, publication grouping, derivation, or evaluation.
Compatibility pressureFramework editions need compatibility, deprecation, supersession, and refresh boundaries without becoming software packages.
Actual-use truthDefinition, citation, or adjacency must not be mistaken for formal-premise use or criterion selection.
Conflict and replayA high-cost receiver may need a closed candidate family and pairwise result, while ordinary use should not pay that cost.
Generated structure pressureSearch and graph outputs can suggest relations but cannot decide their meaning or admission.
PreservationSource, carrier, publication, access, Work, evidence, assurance, authority, and currentness meanings must survive relation cleanup.