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ME.3:11 - SoTA-Echoing

SourceRetained contributionUse boundary
Daalhuizen and Cash, Method Content TheoryGoal, procedure, rationale, framing, and mindset questions and their alignment.Static content questions from a bounded initial population are prompts, not FPF kinds, universal criteria, capability facts, or effectiveness evidence.
Gericke, Eckert, and Stacey, Elements of a design methodIntended use, scope, representation, procedure, tool, ecosystem, and adaptation conditions.The conceptual elements complement rather than replace Method Content Theory and FPF subject placement.
Tsai, Zdravkovic, and Söder, situational Method Engineering in a digital business ecosystemEmpirical action-research evidence for situational requirements, construction, and selection in an ecosystem.One action-research setting does not establish a universal criterion set or cross-domain fit.
Bender, context-specific embedded-analytics process selectionContext-specific requirement and selection questions with practical constraints.The application population and source-local process terms do not determine Method identity or general applicability.
Current FPF A.3.1 and A.15.6Method identity and applicability; project-relative subject recovery.Criteria describe the desired contribution and conditions; they do not establish the identity of a Method or project subject.

Reopen when a source model changes a decision-bearing prompt, a later evaluation exposes a criterion whose subject or decision level was wrong, a recurring architecture failure can be prevented by one affordable criterion, or the situation family, receiving result, variation, evidence window, performer, support, authority, or burden regime changes.