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F.11:16 - Didactic distillation

“Ask four questions. What is the Method, the way of doing? Which MethodDescription has that one Method as its exact EntityOfConcern—plainly, describes it? What dated Work actually occurred? Which particular control or transformation output matters, if any? These are not four universal boxes. Work is the occurrence, not its record. MethodDescription membership adds no binary relation; Work may enact the Method only when that relation is supported. Recover each performer’s A.13 core before independent Work admission; add F.6 only for precise assignment-bound attribution. Use observations for outcome claims, and use F.9 only for a real relation between source-local meanings.”