HCD.24:3 - Forces

• Authentic work has consequential choices, while its background can exceed a peer’s preparation or disclosure permission.
• A criterion constrains judgement, while its name alone may not make the decisive feature noticeable.
• Comparison can reveal a hidden difference, while incomparable tasks invite false ranking.
• Assistance improves feedback, while it can also supply the judgement whose acquisition is in question.
• An author should act on warranted criticism, while neither politeness nor majority agreement establishes its truth.