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MDPE.6:5 - Recognition and Assurance

The decision is usable when a cold reader can answer:

  • What direct result already exists, and which Work enacting which Method produced it—or, if it is only proposed, which MethodDescription proposes it?
  • What receiving condition and intended use changed?
  • Who is the chooser?
  • Which options are actually available?
  • Which Music-or-Dance relation is a veto, and which differences are trade-offs?
  • What is preserved, changed, added, lost, or still unknown for each serious option?
  • Why is another probe worth or not worth its cost?
  • What was chosen, rejected, or passed to another question?
  • Which authority, permission, capability, implementation, transmission, lineage, or cultural claims remain separate?
  • What later observation can reopen the decision?

Assure the choice from the direct result and evidence it actually uses. A familiar label, one filmed performance, publicity, a prototype, a published course, or official endorsement does not establish receiving fit, prevalence, effectiveness, style identity, or continuation. Expert judgement is acceptable with a stated basis and uncertainty when direct evidence is unavailable.