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ME.9:3 - Forces

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Method-content coherenceRows must return to one current MethodDescription or candidate account, while every receiver/action pair keeps its own selection and limits.
User-action fitA representation should expose the claim that changes one action, while adding every available claim raises burden and hides stops.
Status preservationPlans, candidate claims, and observed Work can help explain a Method, while representation cannot promote their status.
View disciplineProject, process, and case viewpoints can illuminate one Work occurrence, while viewpoint names alone establish neither a view nor co-use for another action.
Formal precisionA mathematical lens can expose a Method relation or unfolding, while a node-link appearance can overstate correspondence or graph structure.
Reliance proportionalityReversible orientation may need only a direct result and visible limit, while consequential use may require an exact A.10 path and disposition.
Maintenance costA persisted profile can aid reuse and refresh, while every temporary presentation need not create a second C.37 account, collection, structure, or edition.