| “The archive proves the practice is alive.” | Use the archive through MDPE.18 for what it supports. A claimed present reproduction needs representative Work evidence; a qualified current account need not commission a new trial. |
| “One expert can still do it, so continuation is secure.” | Bound continuation by that dependence and horizon. Use applicable replacement evidence or select a worthwhile obtainable test when the promised use requires replacement. |
| “We ran a workshop, so transmission succeeded.” | Use MDPE.17 for receiving enactment; then test later reproduction if continuation is current. |
| “Remove every support to prove independence.” | Keep intended constituents; vary only a relation whose change matters to the promised use. |
| “The ministry, platform, or press recognizes it, so practitioners retain it.” | Use that evidence for visibility or official recognition and inspect practitioner Work separately. |
| “Our school stopped, so the dance is lost.” | Retire the school’s arrangement; make a wider claim only from wider evidence. |
| “We strengthened continuation by writing a manual.” | Repeat representative Work. Report renewed reproduction under the changed arrangement; claim the manual’s causal contribution only with a suitable C.28 result. |
| “The practice failed; preserve everything.” | Identify the failed relation and compare a targeted repair, a branch, local retirement, and bounded loss. |
| “If continuation is fragile, remove the obstacle or continue anyway.” | State the supported dependence and horizon. A qualified continuation, targeted repair proposal or authorized local retirement can finish now; a tested repair still requires its actual representative Work and evidence. |