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SIE.6:11 - SoTA-Echoing

The best-known line combines claim individuation, provenance, authority-aware data integration, and explicit uncertainty. The serious default is master-record survivorship or source ranking. Those Methods can be valid under an authorized MDM use, but they are defective as a universal semantic-integration default because they hide non-comparability and transfer authority. SIE.6 adapts the line by making the qualified composition or explicit conflict the domain result.

Source lineAdopt, adapt, or rejectRole and limit
Current FPF C.2.1adoptKeeps claims as distinct representational objects; SIE supplies the cross-source use composition.
Current FPF A.10adoptGoverns claim-bound evidence and provenance reliance; evidence law does not choose the domain truth or action.
PROV-OadaptSupports derivation, attribution, revision, and invalidation traces; provenance alone establishes no truth, priority, or comparability.
MDM survivorship and golden-record practiceadapt only under direct authorityMay supply an authoritative-value result for a bounded domain; SIE preserves its source and scope rather than generalizing it.
last-write, average, or global source-rank defaultsreject as universalEach may be a justified local rule, but none is semantically safe without compatible claims and authority.

Reopen when a source claim, identity premise, authority rule, interval, uncertainty model, or receiving use changes, or when representative conflict cases cannot be expressed without hiding action-changing information.