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F.0.1:3 - Forces

ForceTension
Local fidelity vs later reuseThe answer must stay true to its source while remaining available to later work.
Inspectability vs readable proseSource and edition must remain recoverable without mechanically qualifying every repetition.
Cheap answer vs durable addressOne sentence may close the question; repeated or cross-source use may need an exact reusable cell.
Useful relation vs false samenessTwo meanings may stand in a useful relation, but shared wording, similarity, or a family label does not establish it.
Continuity vs revisionHistorical meanings remain citable while a changed relied premise reopens only the affected use.