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warm
Warm names what a cold reading must not see and what the researcher keeps. Warm inference is not implementable and no artefact holds it; what is implementable is the ledger, the accumulated material the reasoning is performed against. Dispositions, admissions, surprises, manifests, the lapse log and the decision record are all warm.
When to use
Use it of material and of acts: a warm field, a warm store, a warm act. A field that looks like metadata may be warm, which is why the origin key is withheld from a reading.
When NOT to use
Do not use warm to mean sensitive or private. The construal as it presently stands is committed and readable by every reader, and it is not warm; its history is.
Related terms
- record families — the one page that maps the record families and how they relate
- cold-reading
- read-block, the wall that keeps warm material from a reading
Frontmatter
| term | warm |
|---|---|
| bounded_context | ledger |
| status | draft |
| aliases | warm inference, warm side |
| definition | The researcher's reserved reasoning, and the ledger material it is performed against: frame origination and admission, selection, explanation, the judgement of when to stop, and every record of how a prior tension was raised or settled. |
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