Systems Atlas Project
Level 2
Allocative norms
legal/legal-norm-structures/allocative-norms
Justification
What has been written down.
Six fields are required of every node. Empty ones are shown as declared gaps — a gap means nothing has been written, not that there is nothing to write.
Definition
Declared gap No definition has been written.
Inclusion
Declared gap No inclusion criteria have been written.
Exclusion
Declared gap No exclusions have been recorded.
Sources
Declared gap No sources have been cited.
Boundary cases
Declared gap No boundary cases have been recorded.
Uncertainty
Declared gap No uncertainty has been recorded.
Rules
Whether this division survives the six rules.
Rules 1, 5 and 6 are checked by the validator and reported here. Rules 2, 3 and 4 are judgements about meaning and cannot be automated — no state is claimed for them. The rules themselves are set out in the method.
At most seven
Not applicable. This node is not a division.
Mutually exclusive
A judgement about whether the parts overlap. Not automated.
Collectively exhaustive
A judgement about what the parts leave out. Not automated.
Equal abstraction
A judgement about whether the parts answer the same question type. Not automated.
Decomposable or terminal
A declared endpoint.
Justified in writing
All six fields are present and all six are empty. Nothing has been written down.