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SIE.4:11 - SoTA-Echoing

The best-known line combines explicit relation vocabularies, mapping metadata, alignment evaluation, and direct Bridge truth. The serious default is a two-column crosswalk plus confidence score. Its defect is that it hides endpoint senses, relation algebra, bounded-use loss, and counterexamples. SIE.4 adapts current mapping practice into a set whose negative dispositions and use qualification are first-class.

Source lineAdopt, adapt, or rejectRole and limit
Current FPF F.9adoptGoverns each direct cross-context Bridge and separate bounded-use claim; a package row must not replace Bridge truth.
SKOS ReferenceadaptSupplies distinct mapping relation forms and cautions through their semantics; SKOS does not prove a candidate relation or authorize substitution.
SSSOM 1.0adaptContributes inspectable subjects, predicates, objects, provenance, justification, confidence, and source versions; metadata completeness is not relation truth.
OAEI 2025 resultsadaptDemonstrate task- and track-dependent alignment evaluation; benchmark performance does not decide a local row.
label-only or score-only crosswalkreject as sufficientIt can nominate candidates but cannot establish endpoint senses, relation, permitted loss, or authority.

Reopen when an endpoint meaning or edition changes, a counterexample defeats the relation or use qualification, the receiver’s loss boundary changes, or a better relation vocabulary materially changes action.