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F.6:11 - Consequences

Benefits. Assignment and Work remain independently identifiable, while attribution becomes a direct relation that can be cited, supported, corrected, or left unresolved. People, teams, organizations, machines, services, and software systems use the same pattern because every assignment occurrence exposes its admitted holder through the species-declared holder slot.

Costs. Reliance-bearing use must recover both the assignment occurrence and its declared species rather than stop at a familiar label. A compact sentence can split into assignment assertion, Work occurrence, attribution, Method enactment, change or production claim, result episteme, and evidence relation when the receiving use needs them.

Limits. F.6 determines neither classification, capability, readiness, Method validity, Work success, result acceptance, permission, authorization, responsibility, access, nor evidence sufficiency. It governs only attribution of one Work occurrence through one assignment occurrence.