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F.0.2:7 - Conformance Checklist
CC-F0.2-1 The receiving question, intended use, and action-changing source difference are stated before comparison begins.
CC-F0.2-2 Every load-bearing source claim has a recoverable EntityOfConcern, effective ReferenceScheme, edition, and source role; locators are not treated as source-use relations.
CC-F0.2-3 The source cut covers the intended use, known rival explanations, action-changing counterexamples, transfer limits, and material non-fit by relevance rather than by a universal count or distance threshold.
CC-F0.2-4 Similarity, correspondence, Bridge, framework fit, or G.2 pack conformance is used as input and not as synthesis truth or permission to merge.
CC-F0.2-5 The result is one provisional synthesis claim, contrast claim, or unresolved-inquiry claim with ordinary C.2.1 identity and one stable local locator in the authoring source.
CC-F0.2-6 The result names its receiving content, placement, or pattern-allocation decision. When that decision occurs, the decision record cites the result locator and source edition and states the disposition; an absent disposition is not acceptance.
CC-F0.2-7 The result states relied source claims and editions, why each matters, retained differences and limits, and material reopen conditions.
CC-F0.2-8 An unresolved-inquiry claim concerns the inquiry state, names what remains usable and the next source action, and does not turn missing evidence into a negative domain claim.
CC-F0.2-9 Domain roles, methods, examples, evidence bases, and refresh lines stay in their subject DPF; the reusable synthesis move remains independent of those DPFs.
CC-F0.2-10 The author stops after the smallest result that answers the receiving question and opens G.2 or later Part F work only for a named additional use.