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ME.2:11 - SoTA-Echoing

SourceRetained contributionUse boundary
Henderson-Sellers and Ralyté, Situational Method Engineering: State-of-the-Art ReviewMethod-base lineage, reusable source material, situational construction, and explicit Method Engineering traditions.Source-local fragments and construction terms do not determine FPF kinds, family membership, or composition.
Gericke, Eckert, and Stacey, Elements of a design methodMethod ecosystem, core idea, representation, procedure, intended use, tool, and adaptation questions.The elements guide source recovery; they are not an imported ontology or universal repertoire schema.
Current FPF G.2, G.5, and G.11Refreshable SoTA sourcing when needed, truthful family or local set results, and edition/currentness discipline.These patterns do not identify repertoire Methods or turn co-listing and lineage into selection, family, or merit.

Reopen when a relied-on source contribution, its support or its applicability changes, a missing position becomes available, an A.3.1 result changes a subject’s status, a family or lineage relation gains or loses support, or the named comparison requires an alternative outside the current relevance boundary. Age or edition succession alone establishes none of these changes.