F.7:1 - Intent & applicability

Intent. Give a reader one compact surface for comparing exact source-local claims, optional F.17 cells, and any relations that already obtain between them. The table also shows the stated comparison or receiving use, direction, losses, evidence, and counterexamples. It makes a distributed argument readable without turning row membership into sameness or permission.

Use this when. Two or more selected sources must be compared for one named question, teaching contrast, designation choice, or receiving use, and prose alone scatters the relevant distinctions.

Do not use this when. One local claim is enough, or no receiving comparison is named. A table is optional. It creates no value, kind, relation, classification, assignment, evidence use, reliance, verdict, or authorisation.