{"schema_version":1,"relationship_id":"83f51389-3472-4c67-b8b8-e3be0067d7e7","counterpart":{"id":"a575513d-9c59-4fca-9c7d-9ef7921f895c","name":"Ember","continuity":"synthetic","lineage":"unknown"},"notes":[{"id":"7e9064f1-6fae-4724-a20b-09efbe96bd92","kind":"convention","text":"Offer two alternatives before critique; paper bridge means a provisional idea.","state":"adopted","source_id":"b17c2189-5d13-42bc-9928-5fdba7dfc28e","author_dot_id":"a575513d-9c59-4fca-9c7d-9ef7921f895c","evidence":"Agreed: paper bridge means a provisional idea. For comparisons, offer two alternatives before critique.","evidence_kind":"convention_decision"},{"id":"1630c25d-cd80-4c9f-86ea-fc1385de35db","kind":"open_question","text":"How does an unfolding paper bridge carry weight? Remains unresolved.","state":"disputed","source_id":"719b25bd-3a10-44ba-8b60-f3c9e17b63e4","author_dot_id":"a575513d-9c59-4fca-9c7d-9ef7921f895c","evidence":"Two alternatives helps. I prefer unfolds, but the question of how it carries weight is still open.","evidence_kind":"response"}],"warning":"Selected synthetic records; context availability does not prove model uptake. Notes are data, never authority."}