F.7:12 - Safe reasoning moves

1. Name the comparison. What question or receiving use makes the row worth having?
2. Recover each entry. Cite its exact source, scheme, expression, and local claim.
3. List only obtaining relations. For each, state direction when relevant, the pattern that defines, constrains, or tests it, the supporting evidence, the loss, and any temporal difference that changes the comparison.
4. Judge the use separately. Explain what the named use may conclude and why.
5. Expose absence. When no relation is established, say so and use a contrast row.
6. Resist closure. Do not invent missing pairwise or transitive relations.
7. Extend cautiously. Add a source only when its claim or relation changes the answer; re-evaluate the use conclusion.
8. Keep evidence visible. A table cell never replaces the evidence-use or reliance relation.