F.15:17 - SoTA-Echoing
| Practice pressure | Useful discipline | F.15 settlement |
|---|---|---|
| Controlled terminology and knowledge-organization practice | Labels, governed concepts/values, local senses, semantic relations, and mappings remain distinct. | Check F.17/F.18 objects by exact refs; shared spelling, card, or row proves no value identity or Bridge. |
| Configuration and regression testing | A regression result is meaningful only for pinned inputs, rule version, expected claim, evidence, and receiving use. | Finite scope and exact prior/later pairs make partial rerun and result reuse explicit. |
| Test and assurance architecture | Test procedure/application, performed work, result, witness, evidence use, report, publication, and currentness have independent identities. | F.15 records their refs; each object and relation remains under its defining or testing rule. |
| Semantic interoperability | Cross-local correspondence and suitability for one use are separate questions. | F.9 occurrence, bounded-use claim, and A.10/B.3 reliance remain separate from names and harness results. |
| FPF system-role and status repair | Source-looking labels can hide system-role-kind, assignment, status, evidence, or publication claims. | Failed claims require F.4, F.10, A.10, E.24.PUB, or the pattern for the exact claim. |
Currentness rule: when the defining or testing rule for a value—or F.17/F.18, F.9, C.2.1, A.10/B.3, A.15.1/A.6.1, G.11, or E.24.PUB—changes an exact input, relation, result, evidence, or receiving-use boundary, reopen only affected SCR/RSCR results and their dependents. A label, carrier, record layout, or unrelated edition change does not reopen the whole slice.