Blocking

Definition

Blocking carries Open from Receiving toward Closing when contact that was selectively admissible becomes unable to register at the scoped threshold. The threshold may narrow, shut, suppress, or exclude from within, or access may be removed by an external condition; the path names the loss of admission rather than its cause. Blocking is not every refusal, boundary, or reduction in exposure. A fitting no can place Open toward one object locally Under while preserving broader Centered integrity. The departure requires loss of selective threshold receptivity so that scoped contact becomes unavailable, not merely unwanted, unattended, disbelieved, or unanswered.

Glossary source /core/Blocking/definition

Orthography

case

capitalized-always

evidence

contextual

lowercase when

Used as an ordinary English action rather than to name the directed Icosa centering transition.

Usage

do not use for

The endpoint state, the inverse direction, a generic intervention, or a guaranteed sequence of change.

register

{
  "docs": "allowed",
  "marketing": "allowed",
  "product": "required",
  "public": "required"
}

use when

Naming one directed transition on an axis between an under or over pole and center.

Metadata

Axis

• axis.open

Inverse

• path.allowing

Pole direction

center-to-under