Can "sold one grade higher" be a diagnosis if the five are not ordered rungs?

Is "one grade higher" only shorthand for a missing compelled verb, or does the diagnostic need the five as ordered grades?

When does classifying by compelled verb fail because two channels share a verb and differ on other knobs?

Can three reputational audiences raise ignore-cost without anyone gaining a trigger?

Does the "more channels" warning only block the jump to automatic consequence, or does it also block composed procedural force?

Can a stack of reputational channels become procedural because a later reviewer treats the pile as the record?

Does the new channel add a new payer for non-response, or another copy of the same audience?

Does override cost something a formulaic explanation does not, once both are on the record?

What extra cost does override carry once the required sentence exists?

Did any named channel fall in grade because actors learned the invoked/delivered gap, or are the examples classified at a present snapshot?

Do UK Code explanations still move capital or votes, or have they become boilerplate?