ME.9:11 - SoTA-Echoing
Project, process and case management can raise questions about one Method-related Work or about different direct subjects. Apply A.15.6 before selecting a viewpoint, then test each claimed view and select its claims for the named action. The management labels establish neither common subject identity nor three Methods.
| Source | Adopted or adapted contribution | Boundary and practitioner implication |
|---|---|---|
| ISO/IEC/IEEE 24774:2021, process-description views and elements | Adopt explicit intended views and description elements for different Method users. | View-oriented description conformance does not create performed Work or import a universal ontology. ME.9 relates Method claims to named uses and leaves view identity to its direct governor. |
| Daalhuizen and Cash, Method content theory | Adapt the separation of Method content from the forms through which users encounter it. | Method-content roles guide the profile; no single content form is made canonical. |
| Gericke, Eckert, and Stacey, Elements of a design method | Adopt representation, intended use, tool, and adaptation as distinct Method questions. | A tool or representation does not become the Method or evidence of enactment. The EC-417 profile keeps these claims separate. |
FPF C.37, C.2.1, E.17.0, C.29, E.24.PUB, A.22, and C.13 in this edition’s named dependency state | Reuse use-bounded representation selection, episteme, view, mathematical-lens, publication, structure, and collection results. | These patterns retain authority over common representation kinds, use-bounded claim groups, reliance and receiving-result separation, and direct predicates. ME.9 contributes only the MethodDescription/candidate-account profile, cross-use relations, Method-specific omissions, and return paths. |
Reopen when a representative Method user cannot perform the named action without hidden reconstruction; when a Method-content role or MethodDescription practice changes the profile action; when a supporting account’s direct subject or needed correspondence changes; when a row no longer carries the complete current C.37 claim group; or when the FPF dependency state changes the consumed representation-selection result.