Proposal intake / P48-22
P48-22
Tight coupling creates fragility
Current proposed roles · editorial proposals, not accepted Card definitions.
Not acceptedConcept identity review
- Input id
- P48-22
- Original title
- Tight coupling creates fragility
- Identity candidate ref
- QE48-C22
- Identity review status
- candidate_distinct_card_identity
- Historical roles recovered
- False
- Accepted identity
- False
Card coverage
Candidate only
Proposed concept boundary: Strong interdependence can transmit disruptions and reduce buffering opportunities.
Open decision
Specify coupling and disturbance propagation; compare modularity and consequence propagation without equating them.
Missing work
- Review concept identity and role ownership before authoring a Card.
- Author role-local scope, logic and required method, diagnostic, objective or action content for the selected functions.
- Record exact inspected sources and transformations, or explicitly review QE editorial synthesis with assertion-level evidence limits.
- Obtain editorial acceptance separately from structural validation.
Complete coverage record
- Input id
- P48-22
- Original title
- Tight coupling creates fragility
- Candidate identity ref
- QE48-C22
- Proposed concept boundary
- Strong interdependence can transmit disruptions and reduce buffering opportunities.
- Active role refs
- P48-22/O1
- Held role refs
- None recorded
- Authored card ref
- Not specified
- Fixture identity ref
- Not specified
- Related authored card refs
- None recorded
- Ownership case refs
- R19C-54
- Coverage status
- candidate_only
- Unresolved decision
- Specify coupling and disturbance propagation; compare modularity and consequence propagation without equating them.
- Missing work
- Review concept identity and role ownership before authoring a Card.
- Author role-local scope, logic and required method, diagnostic, objective or action content for the selected functions.
- Record exact inspected sources and transformations, or explicitly review QE editorial synthesis with assertion-level evidence limits.
- Obtain editorial acceptance separately from structural validation.
- Accepted identity
- False
- Evidence status
- title_derived_editorial_proposal_not_verified
P48-22/O1 · Ontological
World mechanic
When components depend on fast or tightly synchronized interactions with little independent slack, a local disturbance can propagate before isolation or recovery; coupling increases some cascade risks but is not itself proof of system fragility or the only cause of common-mode failure.
Super rootSystems
Root familySystem Dynamics
Parent familyConsequence Propagation
Principle familyNot assigned
data/reconciliation/qe48-r13-semantic-repairs.json
Review status and complete proposal
- Input id
- P48-22
- Title
- Tight coupling creates fragility
- Owner ref
- QE48-C22
- Role id
- O1
- Stack
- Ontological
- Proposed role type
- world_mechanic
- Effective role summary
- When components depend on fast or tightly synchronized interactions with little independent slack, a local disturbance can propagate before isolation or recovery; coupling increases some cascade risks but is not itself proof of system fragility or the only cause of common-mode failure.
- Summary source
- Path
- data/reconciliation/qe48-r13-semantic-repairs.json
- Collection
- changes
- Input id
- P48-22
- Stack
- Ontological
- Role id
- O1
- Authority
- new_QE_editorial_boundary_repair_not_primary_source
- Legacy summary ref
- data/reconciliation/qe48-checkpoint4-resolutions.json#P48-22/Ontological/O1
- Adopted family ref
- QEF-O-PROP
- Full family path
- Super root
- Family id
- QEF-O-SYS
- Label
- Systems
- Root family
- Family id
- QEF-O-DYN
- Label
- System Dynamics
- Parent family
- Family id
- QEF-O-PROP
- Label
- Consequence Propagation
- Principle family
- Not specified
- Family precision
- provisional_broad_family
- Review status
- r13_semantic_boundary_repair_pending_acceptance
- Human accepted
- False
- Role ref
- P48-22/O1
- Record kind
- active_proposal
- Canonical type supported
- True
- Canonical readiness
- not_assessed_not_approved