OPS.5:3 - Forces · fpf.tools

Force	Tension
responsiveness versus truthful starts	Delay can harm service, but premature starts create hidden Work, interruption, or unsafe continuation.
common intake versus unlike subjects	A shared account aids coordination, but incidents, patients, release candidates, provider changes, and rig requests retain different identities and conditions.
comparison versus direct rule	Several live alternatives may need choice, while mandatory or recognition-based conditions should not be converted into an artificial option contest.
local limit versus wider policy	One explicit-start bound can close the current decision without claiming a complete queue, capacity, or constraint Method.
visibility versus authority	Making demand and evidence visible helps, but neither visibility nor rank grants permission or commitment authority.
fast admission versus adequate evidence	A short-horizon answer is useful only if evidence currentness, conditions, and reopen triggers remain explicit.
focus versus residual demand	A bounded admitted set reduces active burden, but deferred, rejected, and returned demand must not disappear.