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ME.15:3 - Forces

ForceTension
ReuseStable variant identities help later selection, while premature naming creates spurious Methods.
Local adaptationWork must respond to situations, while one local departure need not be reusable semantics.
ProvenanceDerivation helps explain and compare variants, while similarity and chronology can be mistaken for evidence.
EvidenceFit and worth results should follow the right semantics, while evidence often bundles Method, support, capability, and organization.
CurrentnessUsers need current entries and editions, while retirement from one use must not erase history.
Candidate continuityProposed changes need traceability, while detailed lineage can launder candidate status.
RecombinationComponents can inspire new Methods, while untested hybrids do not inherit component admission or worth.