metadata-governed-modifications-are-bidirectional-and-topology-complete
IN derived (depth 8)
Bidirectional belief modifications — contradiction resolution and defeat reversal — propagate metadata-governed lifecycle state (retraction flags, stale reasons, access tags) topology-completely within a deterministic lifecycle, ensuring every modification in either direction carries complete metadata through the entire dependency graph with no governance gap between forward and backward changes.
Summary
When the system resolves contradictions or reverses defeated conclusions, the bookkeeping information attached to each belief — such as whether it was retracted, why it went stale, or who can access it — flows completely through every affected node in the dependency chain. There are no blind spots where a forward change propagates metadata but a backward change skips it, so the system maintains consistent governance no matter which direction a change ripples.
Justifications
SL — Both beliefs share topology-complete propagation within deterministic lifecycle; combining reveals bidirectional modifications are fully metadata-governed
Antecedents (all must be IN):
- metadata-governance-has-topology-complete-propagation — The rich lifecycle state carried in metadata — retraction flags, stale reasons, access tags — participates in topology-complete robust propagation that reaches all transitively dependent nodes under all graph conditions, ensuring lifecycle governance decisions cascade completely through the network rather than stopping at direct dependents.
- bidirectional-modification-within-deterministic-lifecycle — Bidirectional belief modification — contradiction resolution through traceable backtracking and defeat reversal with guided recovery — achieves topology completeness within a deterministic architecturally-grounded lifecycle framework that monitors every modification path from creation through maintenance.
Dependents
These beliefs depend on this one:
- bidirectional-modifications-achieve-full-governance-triad — Bidirectional belief modifications — contradiction resolution through traceable backtracking and defeat reversal with guided recovery — simultaneously achieve all three governance dimensions: rich revision governance extending beyond binary truth, exception-safe recoverability across all failure modes, and topology-complete metadata propagation through the full dependency graph.
- governance-topology-is-reference-verified — Rich governance's topology-complete transitions and metadata-governed bidirectional modifications have fully verified reference integrity at all system boundaries — no node ID reference bypasses validation at any boundary — when the reference validation audit confirms coverage at the three identified boundary gaps (issue #126).