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MDPE.11:2.6 - Preserve only traces with a use

Receiving usePossible direct traceImportant limit
rehearsal or performer reflectionshort audio/video segment, code state, cue note, performer annotationrecording or self-report can omit partner, body, or audience relations
creation revisionchanged score, choreography note, diff, stem, take, marked phrasethe revision does not establish later enactment
technical diagnosissensor trace, latency log, actuation record, synchronized capturemeasured features may not represent artistic or partner meaning
teaching or transmissionannotated example and conditions under which the distinction was recoverableone example does not establish transfer or retention
later observationoccurrence locator, provenance, observer conditions, source returnobservation and comparison belong to MDPE.12

A direct artifact is not automatically published, accessible, current, or sufficient evidence. Use publication, memory, and lineage patterns when those later relations matter.