F.9.1:8 - Consequences

Benefits. A reader receives one concise interpretive cue without losing the exact relation, use, evidence, or action boundary. Cards remain optional, and the same Bridge may support several independently judged uses and stance notes.

Costs. Authors must identify the bounded-use claim before adding a stance. Some older card-first records need one extra claim reference and may lose a decorative stance that has no practical reader benefit.

Limits. F.9.1 neither establishes a Bridge nor judges suitability, evidence, reliance, permission, performance, publication, or controlled coarsening. It explains one already constituted bounded-use claim.