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F.10:9 - Consequences

F.10 adds a small amount of relation recovery before status can be relied on. The user names exact target/result, local value, scheme, scope, window, source, rule, and use instead of letting a word decide everything.

The payoff is practical: teams can compare statuses across disciplines, explain why a status was asserted or rejected, locate bridge/interpretation loss, and stop a display from becoming target truth, permission, assurance, gate passage, or work evidence.

The cost is that F.10 cannot decide neighboring results. It does not perform measurement or evaluation, compute assurance, approve a standard by speech act, satisfy a clause, pass a gate, authorize work, prove causal effect, decide currentness, or establish actual downstream use.