The population model

What defines the form against the global model

The change signature. Three fourth-order themes are changed by this form's defining rooms at 1.5 times the population's share or more, by a third of them or more (the allocation's own columns):

• Negotiated order (T4-016, Order without law), changed by 87 per cent, 1.75 times the population;
• Completion ritual (T4-026, Imprinting), 51 per cent, 1.58 times;
• Standardization of output (T4-008, Coordination without command), 37 per cent, 2.06 times.

The changed cells. Read against the 66 elements and arrows by the rule of D6a-01, the form changes 11 units. They follow the model's own course, from the plan to the record.

• The plan. P04, templates and coordinates, is specified by add-step in 32 defining rooms (1.26 times the share), at T3-070 sharing coordinates, templates and how-to (T4-008 Standardization of output, D02). Members keep the template in step with what is placed: they correct references against the canvas and replace stale plans.
• The chat. P23 is specified by add-step in 16 rooms (1.22), at T3-014 moving planning into a chat (T4-010 Backstage decision-making, D02). Expired invitations are replaced, and decisions are brought back to members outside the chat.
• Machine hands. P14 is restricted in 17 rooms (1.21), most often at T3-027 arguing whether scripts are fair (T4-009 Workarounds, D02). Scripts are offered, debated and refused, and the record shows the offer more than any placing.
• Decided order. C01 is restricted in 17 rooms (1.28), placed at T3-010 settling borders and T3-014, the chat. Rooms divide the work, name representatives and assign defenders, but the record does not show the division kept.
• Keeping. P05 is specified by add-condition and link in 37 rooms (1.43), at T3-009 celebrating the finished work and T3-005 defending the work (T4-013 Repair work, D03). Keeping takes conditions from the neighbours: protecting a neighbour can mean undoing the room's own overextension. A finished mark is followed by renewed defence.
• The neighbours. P08, border talk and deals, is specified by add-step, link and add-condition in 21 rooms (1.28), at T3-010 settling borders with neighbours (T4-016 Negotiated order, D04). Members prepare a deal inside the room, check the counterpart and cede background pixels before picture pixels. P07, sparing, is specified by add-condition in 16 rooms (1.20), mostly at T3-005 defending the work. Sparing rests on overlapping membership, valued art or fear of retaliation.
• The arrows from the border. A05, P08 to P07 (a settled border is a line members keep), is restricted in 39 rooms (1.34), at T3-010. Restraint often comes before any settlement, and a treaty holds for the members who learn and accept it. A14, P08 to P16 (a settled border opens a channel for help), is restricted in 15 rooms (1.72), at T3-010. Help is part of the bargain more than its result.
• The marking and the record. P11, celebration, is specified by add-step in 21 rooms (1.47), at T3-043 crediting who made the work (T4-026 Completion ritual, D07). Credit is disputed and corrected while the work goes on. P12, records, is specified by add-step in 16 rooms (1.30), at T3-073 reporting how the work fared (T4-027 Collective memory, D07). The record holds mourning, memorials and imagined versions.

The selection rule, logged in the diary before any room was read (_analysis/d6a11_select_rooms.py).

• The candidates are form A's defining rooms within the nearest quarter of distances to the form's centre (at or below 0.8201, the first quartile of the 135), and nearer A's centre than any other form's. That gives 31 candidates.
• They are ranked by selected changes (the room's changes against the global model), then coded concepts, then distance.
• The first three are taken.

The three rooms:

• r/FloydVsVoid (room-A-FloydVsVoid.md): distance 0.690, the nearest of the 135; 26 selected changes, against the form's defining median of 10.
• r/prequelmemes (room-A-prequelmemes.md): distance 0.777, 13th nearest; 25 selected changes.
• r/theexpanse (room-A-theexpanse.md): distance 0.737, 5th nearest; 24 selected changes.

r/FloydVsVoid was also stage D5's best fit and its room read at length; the rule chose it again.

What B is: a residual grouping with three facets

B is not one shared change. Its account and the correction of D6a-09 call it a residual grouping. Its defining rooms change one or more of three fourth-order themes, the three facets:

• the scripts: Workarounds (T4-009, Coordination without command), held by 49 of the 113;
• the chat: Backstage decision-making (T4-010, Coordination without command), held by 48;
• the raids: Repertoire of contention (T4-020, Contention), held by 40.

Different rooms hold them at about chance overlap:

• 19 rooms hold only the scripts, 22 only the chat and 15 only the raids;
• 30 hold two facets;
• 7 hold all three, against 7.4 if the facets were independent;
• 20 hold none.

43 of its 113 defining rooms lie nearer another form's centre, the most of any form.

The change signature. The allocation's columns give the same three themes:

• Workarounds, changed by 43 per cent of the defining rooms, 2.06 times the population;
• Backstage decision-making, 43 per cent, 2.29 times;
• Repertoire of contention, 35 per cent, 2.35 times.

The changed cells, along the model's course

Read against the 66 elements and arrows by the rule of D6a-01, the form changes seven units.

• The call turned on a rival. A15, P01 to P09 (a call's hands can turn on a rival), is restricted in 18 defining rooms (1.39 times the share), most often at T3-006, calling to deface rivals' work (T4-020 Repertoire of contention, D08). The record does not show a call's builders turning on a rival. In some rooms the attack call is the first call or shares the opening turn with recruiting; in others the lines show the order of calls but not that the same hands attacked.
• The chat. P23 is specified by add-step and add-condition in 20 rooms (1.83), at T3-014, moving planning into a chat (T4-010 Backstage decision-making, D02). The chat works on conditions: invitations that work, and a current plan that members outside the chat can find.
• The scripts. P14 is specified by add-step in 33 rooms (2.09), at T3-028, running scripts for the work (T4-009 Workarounds, D02). Scripts are run as shared tools, and their targets and versions are kept in step.
• The neighbours.
• P07, sparing, is specified by add-condition and link in 15 rooms (1.35), at T3-024 (refusing to cover others' work) and T3-006 (T4-015 Live and let live, D04). Sparing passes through the room's tools: an instruction to spare agreed space must reach script users as an update to their target.
• P08, border terms, is specified by add-step in 18 rooms (1.31), at T3-010 (settling borders) and T3-149 (agreeing truces with rival rooms) (T4-016 Negotiated order, D04). Members ask for a treaty before any damage, seek consensus before a proposal and relay a negotiated move to builders.
• A05, P08 to P07 (a settled border is a line members keep), is specified by add-condition in 16 rooms (1.39), mostly at T3-149 (T4-016, D04). A settled border is kept where its terms reach the placers and the scripts' targets.
• Stepping away. P32, members stepping away under strain, is restricted in 12 rooms (2.04), at T3-087 (tracing who changed the work) and T3-190 (splitting a faction over doctrine). Where a member left, the reason given was the room's scripts or a doctrine, not strain.

The selection rule, logged in the diary before any room was read (_analysis/d6a12_select_B.py).

• A defining room holds a facet where it has a selected change line at the facet's fourth-order theme.
• For each facet, the candidates are the rooms that hold that facet alone, within the nearer half of B's defining distances to its centre (at or below 0.9414, the median), and nearer B's centre than any other form's.
• They are ranked by selected changes, then coded concepts, then distance, and the first is taken.
• No fallback was needed.

The three rooms:

• The chat: r/dwarffortress (room-B-dwarffortress.md): distance 0.859, 24th nearest of 113; 17 selected changes; 5 candidates.
• The scripts: r/uofm (room-B-uofm.md): distance 0.855, 22nd nearest; 12 selected changes; 6 candidates.
• The raids: r/ockytop (room-B-ockytop.md): distance 0.870, 29th nearest; 9 selected changes; the only candidate.

The form's defining median is 10 changes. The raids facet's room is the poorest of the three, because few rooms hold the raids alone near the centre.

What defines the form against the global model

The change signature. One fourth-order theme is changed by this form's defining rooms at 1.5 times the population's share or more, by a third of them or more (the allocation's own columns): Collective representation (T4-006, Coordination without command), the theme of what the mark shows. 98 per cent of the defining rooms change it, 2.63 times the population.

The changed cells. Read against the 66 elements and arrows by the rule of D6a-01, the form changes 10 units. They follow the model's own course, from the call to the help between rooms.

• The call. P01, the room's calls for hands, is specified by link and add-step in 14 defining rooms (1.40 times the share). Its lines sit most often at T3-002, calling members in to place, and by fourth-order theme most often at Collective representation (T4-006, D02). The call returns within the work: a finished figure, a granted space or a member's report of a part done becomes the premise of the next call for hands.
• The design. P02, settling what the mark will show, is specified by add-step in 21 rooms (1.94) and by link in 19 (1.70). Its lines sit at T3-004, settling the mark's design (T4-006, D02), and T3-009, celebrating the finished work (T4-026 Completion ritual, D07). The design is settled for a time and reopened. Members make a provisional choice overnight, place rough lettering to hold a gap, follow a finished mark with the next addition, and turn outside help into claims to label the mark.
• The template. P04, templates and coordinates, is specified by add-step in 22 rooms (1.22), at T3-004 (T4-006, D02). The template is kept current: builders find mistaken blocks, retire outdated posts, announce changed locations and message the members who overwrite the design.
• The arrow from the design to the template. A11, P02 to P04 (a template settles a design), is restricted in 58 rooms (1.27), most often at T3-004 (T4-006, D02). In 40 of its 58 lines the arrow fails as stated: colours, sizes and spacing stayed open, a redesign was repaired away as damage, or a dispute was settled by pointing to an image already in circulation. In 16 more, the template settles the design only for the placers who recognise its current version.
• Decided order. C01 is restricted in 12 rooms (1.27), at T3-004 and T3-015, routing canvas posts into megathreads (T4-006, D02). Members divided outline and lettering, endorsed a template and assigned pixels or relay roles, without a formal office. The lines do not test how often rooms decided their order.
• Keeping. P05, upkeep, is restricted in 46 rooms (1.30), most often at T3-004 (T4-006, D02); the element sits in Maintenance (D03). The lines restrict P05's telling clause: informed members refused changes, or the record cannot tell ignorance from dissent. None of the 47 lines shows a change lost only for want of telling.
• The neighbours.
• P07, sparing, is specified by link in 10 rooms (1.38), at T3-010, settling borders with neighbours (T4-015 Live and let live, D04). Restraint is linked to a reason the room states: an apology after a complaint, help or space received from the neighbour, or the room's own identity.
• P08, border talk and deals, is specified by add-condition in 10 rooms (1.42), at T3-010 (T4-016 Negotiated order, D04). Agreements are kept apart from compliance: members report attacks after announced terms, and a truce needs a counterpart able to keep its terms.
• P16, help between rooms, is specified by add-step in 12 rooms (1.34), at T3-010 (T4-017 Reciprocity, D04). Help is part of the room's own building: helpers alternate placements between the two works, and requests and offers are kept apart from delivered help.
• A13, P05 to P16 (a room keeping its work under strain turns to other rooms for help), is restricted in 30 rooms (1.20), at T3-010 (T4-016, D04). Help does not follow a shortage of hands: donors help from completed or well-kept work, and help comes with construction and overlap repair.

Restrict lines and held proposals

The held proposals (QD4-001) bear on this form. The A11 proposal would withdraw the arrow form C restricts in 58 rooms, and the P05 proposal would bound the telling clause it restricts in 46. Both are stated in full in the head and in the form's account, section 6. Neither is part of the model told here.

The restrict lines on arrows. Of the 301 restrict lines on arrows held by C's defining rooms, 172 say the arrow fails here (the form's account, section 7; one reader's sort).

The selection rule, logged in the diary before any room was read (_analysis/d6a11_select_rooms.py, the rule of form A, unchanged).

• The candidates are form C's defining rooms within the nearest quarter of distances to the form's centre (at or below 0.8148, the first quartile of the 96), and nearer C's centre than any other form's. That gives 21 candidates.
• They are ranked by selected changes, then coded concepts, then distance.
• The first three are taken.

The three rooms:

• r/suomi (room-C-suomi.md): distance 0.7816, 16th nearest of 96; 20 selected changes, against the form's defining median of 10.
• r/gatech (room-C-gatech.md): distance 0.7802, 15th nearest; 19 selected changes.
• r/bardmains (room-C-bardmains.md): distance 0.7325, 2nd nearest; 16 selected changes.

The three show 3, 7 and 4 of the form's 10 changes. r/gatech and r/bardmains are both quoted in the form's account (section 1).

What defines the form against the global model

The change signature. Three fourth-order themes are changed by this form's defining rooms at 1.5 times the population's share or more, by a third of them or more (the allocation's own columns):

• Repair work (T4-013, Maintenance), changed by 71 of the 96 defining rooms (74 per cent), 1.82 times the population;
• Transition (T4-028, Imprinting), the theme of carrying the work on, 39 rooms, 2.22 times;
• Reciprocity (T4-017, Order without law), the theme of help between rooms, 37 rooms, 2.49 times.

The parts of the form. D keeps splits below it (room-forms-names.md; the form's account, section 14). D.1, keeping with the call, holds 54 defining rooms. D.2, keeping inside the sub's play, holds 42, and divides into D.2.1, the play, carried on (27), and D.2.2, the play, kept (15). Repair work is held alike in D.1 and D.2. Help and carrying on are held by different rooms at chance: they meet in 15 rooms, against 15.0 if they were independent. Help leans to D.1 (25 of its 37 holders), and carrying on is spread across both parts.

The changed cells. Read against the 66 elements and arrows by the rule of D6a-01, the form changes 17 units. They follow the model's own course, from the start to carrying on.

• The start and the call.
• A02, R01 to P01 (the start before the call), is restricted in 12 defining rooms (1.34 times the share), most often at T3-002, calling members in to place (T4-005 Mobilization, D01). The start and the first call share one post, so the lines say the two coincide.
• P01, the room's calls for hands, is specified by link in 16 rooms (1.60), most often at T3-054, carrying work to new canvases (T4-028 Transition, D07). The call returns from carrying on and from loss: a later canvas, damage to the mark or a lost spot brings the room back to calling for hands.
• A01, P01 to P03 (the call brings builders), is restricted in 19 rooms (1.30), at T3-002 (T4-005, D01). The call and the building overlap: reports answer calls without showing that the call brought the builder, and an active builder also recruits.
• The sub's play and the host's line.
• K01, the April Fools frame, is specified by add-step in 24 rooms (1.35), at T3-001, staging April Fools fake news (T4-001 Keying, D06). The play is run beside the keeping: members dispute when the joke ends, test fakes by date and source, and police tasteless claims, and moderators restore the ordinary styling. 21 of the 24 holders are rooms of D.2.
• P20, the host's line, is specified by add-step in 15 rooms (1.82), at T3-090, opening a canvas sub, and T3-015, routing canvas posts into megathreads (T4-002 Boundary work, D06). The host makes room for canvas talk inside the sub as well as drawing a line around it: moderators offer a sticky, mark canvas posts with flair, and reverse a removal after checking in their chat.
• A20, P01 to P20 (the calls bring the host's line), is restricted in 10 rooms (1.45), at T3-063, removing canvas posts by rule (T4-002, D06). The host's line is not shown to answer a flood of calls: moderators route talk for visibility and timing, or apply rules they already had.
• Keeping.
• P05, upkeep, is specified by add-step in 21 rooms (1.59), at T3-021, watching and repairing the work (T4-013 Repair work, D03). Keeping is shared and checked: watches are volunteered and handed on, keepers check the current canvas and the intended form before they repair, and the room ranks what to keep.
• P14, scripts and spare accounts, is restricted in 15 rooms (1.50), at T3-027, arguing whether scripts are fair (T4-009 Workarounds, D02). Scripts were offered and spare accounts were run by hand, and the lines show no script run and no extra placements.
• A06, P05 to P14 (upkeep under strain brings scripts), is restricted in 21 rooms (1.28), at T3-027 (T4-009, D02). In 12 of the 21 lines the arrow fails as stated: scripts were offered for a new build or a move, and spare accounts came during construction.
• The neighbours and help.
• P07, sparing, is specified by add-condition in 12 rooms (1.27), at T3-010, settling borders with neighbours (T4-015 Live and let live and T4-016 Negotiated order, D04). Restraint has conditions of its own: it protects the room's own logo, repays help received, and does not reach every placer.
• A05, P08 to P07 (a settled border is a line members keep), is specified by add-condition in 13 rooms (1.33), at T3-010 (D04). A settled border is kept where the agreement reaches a placer who accepts it, and some members spare neighbours by a norm against damaging art, with no treaty.
• P16, help between rooms, is specified by add-condition in 19 rooms (1.42), at T3-011, helping another room's work (T4-017 Reciprocity, D04). Help waits on the helper's own work: donors give when their work is secure and pixels are spare, and may refuse a request that brings a dispute with it.
• A13, P05 to P16 (a room keeping its work under strain turns to other rooms for help), is restricted in 33 rooms (1.32), at T3-010 (T4-017, D04). Help comes from surplus more than from shortage: donors give after their own work is finished or safe, repay earlier protection, and put off help while their own defence is short.
• P19, a guest's work under a host's rule, is restricted in 11 rooms (1.33), at T3-010 and T3-035, asking a host for space (T4-016, D04). Hosting shows as requests: guests ask for space or depend on a host, but no grant and no lasting host rule is shown.
• The marking. P11, celebration, is specified by add-step in 15 rooms (1.48), at T3-009, celebrating the finished work (T4-026 Completion ritual, D07). The marking is weighed: members correct the room's name in the celebration, challenge and prove credit, and judge whether a damaged mark counts as success.
• Carrying on.
• P13, what the room keeps, is specified by add-step and add-condition in 24 rooms (2.36), at T3-054 (T4-028, D07). Carrying on is new work begun before the close. Rooms restart recruiting, building and defence on a successor canvas, remake the work in other media while placement is live, and make continuing depend on upkeep they can bear and on finding helpers.
• A09, P12 to P13 (the record carried on), is restricted in 16 rooms (1.79), at T3-054 (T4-028, D07). Carrying on does not wait for the record: successor invitations and remaking come before or beside the final image. In 11 of the 16 lines the arrow fails as stated.

Restrict lines and held proposals

The restrict lines on arrows. Of the 316 restrict lines on arrows held by D's defining rooms, 171 say the arrow fails here (the form's account, section 7; one reader's sort). A13 is the only arrow with 20 lines or more where the record cannot show it (14 lines) outnumbers the arrow failing (12).

The held proposals (QD4-001). Form D's cells do not touch them at the form level: D specifies keeping by watches, not P05's telling clause, and leaves A11 untouched. Both are stated in full in the head.

The selection rule, logged in the diary before any room was read (_analysis/d6a14_select_D.py).

• The three leaves of D's kept splits, D.1, D.2.1 and D.2.2, partition its 96 defining rooms, and help and carrying on are held by different rooms. So one room is taken per leaf, as for form B's facets. This is my licence.
• For each leaf, the candidates are its defining rooms within the nearer half of D's defining distances to its centre (at or below 0.9042, the median), and nearer D's centre than any other form's.
• They are ranked by selected changes, then coded concepts, then distance, and the first is taken. No fallback was needed.

The three rooms:

• D.1, keeping with the call: r/rotmg (room-D-rotmg.md): distance 0.8231, 8th nearest of 96; 20 selected changes, against the form's defining median of 11; 18 candidates.
• D.2.1, the play, carried on: r/bindingofisaac (room-D-bindingofisaac.md): distance 0.8037, 4th nearest; 23 selected changes; 14 candidates.
• D.2.2, the play, kept: r/romania (room-D-romania.md): distance 0.8987, 45th nearest; 15 selected changes; 2 candidates.

r/romania is the farthest of the three, because D.2.2 is the smallest part and only 2 of its rooms lie in the nearer half. Each of the three rooms is also among the three the form's account names as nearest its own part's centre (section 14).

What defines the form against the global model

The change signature. Three fourth-order themes are changed by this form's defining rooms at 1.5 times the population's share or more, by a third of them or more (the allocation's own columns):

• Keying (T4-001, Host framing), the theme of the April Fools frame, changed by 60 of the 84 defining rooms (71 per cent), 3.84 times the population;
• Collective memory (T4-027, Imprinting), the theme of recording and remembering the work, 34 rooms, 1.66 times;
• Direct information sharing (T4-007, Coordination without command), the theme of reporting the mark's state, 31 rooms, 2.82 times.

Form E is the most separate of the six forms: 8 of its 84 defining rooms lie nearer another form's centre, and every other form's centre lies 0.68 or more from E's (the form's account, section 13). E keeps no split below it.

The changed cells. Read against the 66 elements and arrows by the rule of D6a-01, the form changes 13 units. Eight of them are arrows, all restricted. They follow the model's own course, from the frame to carrying on.

• The sub's play. K01, the April Fools frame, is specified by add-step and add-condition in 56 defining rooms (3.61 times the share), at T3-023, running an April Fools takeover, T3-048, reacting to official April Fools, and T3-001, staging April Fools fake news (T4-001 Keying, D06). The play is run as work. Moderators start it and set its rules, and real removals and bots enforce them. Members test claims and repair what the styling breaks. They argue the play's end by the clock and the time zone, and ask that its changes be kept.
• The start and the call.
• A02, R01 to P01 (the start before the call), is restricted in 11 rooms (1.41), at T3-020, choosing a canvas spot, and T3-038, building and reporting the mark (T4-014 Territoriality and T4-007 Direct information sharing); the arrow sits in Critical mass (D01). The start and the first call share one post or turn, and in two rooms a call came before the start.
• A01, P01 to P03 (the call brings builders), is restricted in 23 rooms (1.80), most often at T3-038 (T4-007 Direct information sharing, D02). The call and the building appear apart in the record: replies do not show that the call brought the builders, and calls recur while building goes on.
• A15, P01 to P09 (a call's hands can turn on a rival), is restricted in 16 rooms (1.66), at T3-010, settling borders with neighbours (T4-016 Negotiated order); the arrow sits in Contention (D08). The attack talk sits inside the recruiting: recruitment and proposals to attack share a thread or a call, and the lines do not show that the recruited builders became the attackers.
• The design and the means.
• P02, settling what the mark will show, is specified by add-condition in 9 rooms (1.81), at T3-004, settling the mark's design (T4-006 Collective representation, D02). The design depends on the host and the means: a host's approval for space, the colours and size available, and the upkeep of a picture already standing.
• P14, scripts and spare accounts, is specified by add-condition in 9 rooms (1.49), at T3-028, running scripts for the work (T4-009 Workarounds, D02). Scripts help only on conditions: their targets must match the intended image and agreed overlaps, and a changed target must reach every runner.
• P23, the chat, is restricted in 12 rooms (1.33), at T3-014, moving planning into a chat (T4-010 Backstage decision-making, D02). The thread records invitations to the chat and claims brought back from it, not how the chat decided or whether planning moved there.
• Loss and the move. A10, K02 to P10 (a room with too few hands moves), is restricted in 34 rooms (1.20), at T3-010 and T3-005, defending the work (T4-013 Repair work and T4-016 Negotiated order); the arrow sits in Order without law (D04). Judging the hands too few ends one member's part or one expansion, not the room's place: the others keep repairing, recruit or finish, and no completed move is shown.
• The contest. A16, P09 to P07 (an attack call is refused), is restricted in 13 rooms (1.49), at T3-010 (T4-016, D04). Restraint answers reported harm, overlap or a planned enlargement, not a written attack call refused inside the room.
• The marking and the record.
• A07, P03 to P11 (a finished mark is marked), is restricted in 14 rooms (1.50), at T3-009, celebrating the finished work, and T3-073, reporting how the work fared (T4-027 Collective memory and T4-026 Completion ritual, D07). The marking does not wait for a finished mark: rooms celebrate a recognisable or surviving emblem with planned additions unfinished, an incomplete attempt or a milestone, and pride and disappointment share the thread.
• A08, P11 to P12 (what is celebrated is kept on record), is restricted in 24 rooms (1.46), at T3-073 (T4-027, D07). The record does not wait for the celebration: timelapses, live updates and reports of loss come before any celebration, and where both appear the lines show an order, not a cause.
• Carrying on.
• A09, P12 to P13 (the record carried on), is restricted in 10 rooms (1.28), at T3-054, carrying work to new canvases (T4-028 Transition, D07). Carrying on follows the record in order only: successor invitations and reuse come after final images, but no line shows the record causing them.
• P13, what the room keeps, is restricted in 10 rooms (1.95), at T3-054 (T4-028, D07). Carrying on is invited or proposed more than taken up: a successor canvas or a reused chat is offered, and adoption or continued work is not shown.

Restrict lines and held proposals

The restrict lines on arrows. Of the 304 restrict lines on arrows held by E's defining rooms, the arrow fails here in 130 and the record cannot show it in 113 (37 per cent), more than in any of forms A to D (the form's account, section 7; one reader's sort).

The held proposals (QD4-001). Form E's cells do not touch them at the form level: it leaves keeping (P05) and the template's arrow (A11) untouched. Both are stated in full in the head.

The selection rule, logged in the diary before any room was read (_analysis/d6a11_select_rooms.py, the rule of forms A and C, unchanged).

• The candidates are form E's defining rooms within the nearest quarter of distances to the form's centre (at or below 0.8514, the first quartile of the 84), and nearer E's centre than any other form's. That gives 20 candidates.
• They are ranked by selected changes, then coded concepts, then distance.
• The first three are taken.

The three rooms:

• r/fivenightsatfreddys (room-E-fivenightsatfreddys.md): distance 0.7051, 2nd nearest of 84; 22 selected changes, against the form's defining median of 11.
• r/warframe (room-E-warframe.md): distance 0.7042, the nearest of the 84; 21 selected changes.
• r/stevenuniverse (room-E-stevenuniverse.md): distance 0.8262, 13th nearest; 19 selected changes.

r/fivenightsatfreddys and r/warframe are both read in the form's account (sections 1 and 8).

What defines the form against the global model

The change signature. Three columns are changed by this form's defining rooms at 1.5 times the population's share or more, by a third of them or more (the allocation's own columns):

• Territoriality (T4-014, Order without law), the theme of space and claims to it, changed by 32 of the 34 defining rooms (94 per cent), 5.36 times the population, the highest ratio of any form's signature;
• Mobilization (T4-005, Critical mass), the theme of calls, 15 rooms, 1.67 times;
• the link from Repair work to Negotiated order, lines that join keeping the mark to terms with neighbours, 14 rooms, 1.55 times.

The call and the terms are held by the same rooms more than chance gives (8 against 6.2), and every room that holds either holds territoriality (the form's account, section 14). F keeps no split below it.

The changed cells. Read against the 66 elements and arrows by the rule of D6a-01, the form changes 14 units. They follow the model's own course, and they gather on the three acts the form's name gives: the room asks for space before it builds, moves when the spot is lost, taken or claimed, and builds again at the new spot.

• The call.
• A12, P01 to P15 (the bare answer to a call), is restricted in 10 defining rooms (1.27 times the share), at T3-002, calling members in to place (T4-005 Mobilization, D01). Answers to a call often ask where or how to help, or give a reason, so the bare one-line join is one answer among several.
• Asking first.
• A04, P05 to P08 (keeping brings border talk), is restricted in 13 rooms (1.67), at T3-035, asking a host for space, and T3-010, settling borders with neighbours (T4-014 Territoriality, D04). Border talk comes before keeping: rooms ask neighbours for permission or access while they look for a spot or build, before any mark exists to keep.
• P19, a guest's work under a host's rule, is restricted in 6 rooms (2.05), at T3-035 (T4-014, D04). Hosting shows only at the request stage: a room applies, or asks a larger mark for shelter, and no grant, protection or residence under the host's rules is shown.
• P27, choosing the spot before any loss, is restricted in 5 rooms (2.28), at T3-022, relocating after losing the spot, and T3-020, choosing a canvas spot (T4-014, D04). The choice of a spot also comes after a loss, so the bound "before any loss" holds for one site decision, not for the room's whole history.
• Building with scripts, and keeping early.
• P14, scripts and spare accounts, is specified by add-step in 6 rooms (1.26), at T3-028, running scripts for the work (T4-009 Workarounds, D02). Scripts and overlays are kept in step across accounts, and members switch automation off when they prefer to place by hand.
• A06, P05 to P14 (upkeep under strain brings scripts), is restricted in 9 rooms (1.55), at T3-028 (T4-009, D02). Scripts came with the building, not after upkeep strained.
• P05, upkeep, is specified by add-step in 7 rooms (1.49), at T3-021, watching and repairing the work (T4-013 Repair work, D03). Keeping begins before the mark is finished: a border reserves the space, and defenders are planned before a stable work exists.
• Moving for the spot.
• A10, K02 to P10 (a room with too few hands moves), is restricted in 16 rooms (1.40), most often at T3-020 (T4-014, D04). The move answers the spot more than the hands: a taken spot or a lack of permitted space moves the room, and where too few hands are named, the move is proposed or hesitant.
• Building again.
• P03, building, is specified by link in 12 rooms (1.56), at T3-022 and T3-020 (T4-014; the element sits in Coordination without command, D02). Building returns after a move: a new spot or a new plan is followed by a new start and, in some rooms, a smaller finished mark.
• P04, templates and coordinates, is specified by add-step and link in 9 rooms (1.41), at T3-039, yielding space when asked, and T3-020 (T4-014; D02). The template moves with the spot: a new site gets an anchor coordinate, and scarce hands make an exact first placement matter.
• P01, the room's calls for hands, is specified by link in 6 rooms (1.70), at T3-038, building and reporting the mark, and T3-022 (T4-014; D01). The call returns after a lost, taken or cleared spot.
• The marking and the record.
• A07, P03 to P11 (a finished mark is marked), is restricted in 7 rooms (1.85), at T3-009, T3-043 and T3-073 (T4-026 Completion ritual and T4-027 Collective memory, D07). The marking answers a partial or traced work: rooms celebrate visible traces, mark a partial result at the close, and a success announcement meets objections and a new move.
• P12, records, is specified by link in 5 rooms (3.16), at T3-016, T3-029 and T3-020 (T4-014; D07). The record links to the live talk and to failure: a question about the location draws a report of the work's fate, and unfinished building at the close leads straight to a tally and mourning, with no celebration between.
• The sub's play. K01, the April Fools frame, is specified by add-step in 9 rooms (1.43), at T3-001, staging April Fools fake news, and T3-032, objecting to April Fools posts (T4-001 Keying, D06). Members argue the play's limits more than they run it: they contest a painful prank, demand consequences for its maker and test what is real.

Restrict lines and held proposals

The restrict lines on arrows. Of the 114 restrict lines on arrows held by F's defining rooms, 72 say the arrow fails here, 63 per cent, the highest share of the six forms (the form's account, section 7; one reader's sort).

The held proposals (QD4-001). Form F's cells do not touch them at the form level: F specifies keeping (P05) by when it begins, not by its telling clause, and leaves A11 untouched. Both are stated in full in the head.

J's ruling (12:25 Berlin, through the PI). The three rooms portray together what I find representative, and rich: "A mediod is not representative of a polyfaceted cluster." Nearness to the centre is not required.

The selection rule, logged in the diary before any room was read (_analysis/d6a16_select_F.py).

• What I find representative of F is its course, the three acts of its name. Each act is a changed cell of F with its op: asking first, a restrict line on A04, P19 or P27 (21 holders); moving for the spot, a restrict line on A10 (16); building again, a link line on P03 (12).
• One holder per act is taken, three different rooms. The triple is the one with the most selected changes in sum, then the most of F's 14 changed cells shown together, then the most coded concepts.
• Each room's distance to F's centre is reported, not used.

The three rooms:

• Asking first: r/sips (room-F-sips.md): distance 0.7577, 2nd nearest of 34; 21 selected changes, against the form's defining median of 11. It holds this act alone.
• Moving for the spot: r/planetside (room-F-planetside.md): distance 0.8658, 15th nearest; 20 selected changes. It holds this act alone.
• Building again: r/nbaspurs (room-F-nbaspurs.md): distance 0.853, 12th nearest; 21 selected changes. It holds all three acts.

Together they hold 62 selected changes and show 11 of F's 14 changed cells; P01, P14 and P27 are shown by none of them. All three lie nearer F's centre than any other form's. r/sips was the room the form's account read at length, and r/nbaspurs is among the nearest rooms of F's small part that leans to the April Fools frame (the form's account, section 14).