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MDPE.22:3.2 - Recover the current supporting relation

Use observations from MDPE.12, MDPE.13, MDPE.17, MDPE.18, and MDPE.19 when compatible. Inspect the current environment through the result it is expected to support.

Cultural or practice relationEnvironment questions
generationDo performers have material, instruments, bodies or effectors, time, tools, rehearsal, and permission to produce several variants?
performanceDo the venue, technical Systems, schedules, coordination, safety, and provider capability allow representative Work?
transmissionDo provider and receiving Agents participate, is the source content accessible, and is teaching or rehearsal Work performed under the relevant varied receiving conditions?
recognitionCan the relevant audience, partner, teacher, curator, sensor, or jury perceive the difference that the project needs?
selectionWhich programming, judging, recommendation, funding, repertoire, or participation choice amplifies or removes variants?
memoryCan source material, descriptions, testimony, configuration information, and embodied knowledge be found and used by a current decision?
continuationWhich performer, teacher, organizer, venue, instrument, software, or support relation has no credible replacement over the chosen horizon?

Choose the smallest relation whose change could alter the intended result. A whole-scene redesign is rarely a bounded project. A weekly social-practice opportunity, another qualified Agent’s recurring teaching contribution, equipment maintenance, an audience-comparison session, or an archive return to one current decision may be enough for the first test.