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E.5:7 - Consequences

BenefitsTrade‑offs / Mitigations
Long‑term integrity – stops slow drift of the Core toward jargon, notation lock‑in, and hidden cycles.Authors must run a guard‑rail checklist before submission. Mitigation: template auto‑inserts the checklist.
Stable yet evolvable ecosystem – Core stays timeless while Tooling & Pedagogy can iterate rapidly.Early stage contributions may feel constrained; examples in the Pedagogical Companion show compliant paths.
Trust & auditability – stakeholders can verify the framework’s purity independently.Adds overhead to governance; justified by safety and longevity.