Editing Semantic Drift (section)

== Foundational Boundary ==

The Metrology of the Abstract does not claim authority over the domains it calibrates.

MoA does not write, amend, or replace law or legal institutions. It does not determine what a legislature, court, agency, organization, profession, or governing body must adopt. It does not transform Legal Law (or any other domain) into a MoA-created system.

MoA examines conceptual instruments used within a domain and measures alignment to stated purpose, observable reality, operational consequences, traceability, ambiguity, uncertainty, and failure modes.

Outputs are documentation only, which may include [[Calibration Observation]], [[Calibration Finding]], [[Calibration Gap]], [[Calibration Report]], and [[Calibration Recommendation]].

The governing authority remains responsible for accepting, rejecting, modifying, testing, or ignoring any Calibration Recommendation.

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Domain Authority          Metrology of the Abstract
      │                              │
      ▼                              ▼
Defines, adopts, interprets,    Measures, documents,
administers, or enforces         reports, and recommends
domain standards
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MoA performs calibration. It does not assume governance.