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G05-TO: Pending

Rationale

The common G05 standard is now architectural plausibility, not simultaneous quantitative qualification. The existing record for this composition has not yet been individually reassessed for a sufficient positive scaling argument or a concrete obstruction. Pending denotes that evidence task, not a requirement to deploy or simulate the whole world.

Assessment method

Architectural plausibility assessment using documented evidence

Source context

Owner-approved G05 limits and existing stack-specific evidence

Outstanding qualification

Identify the selected stack's scaling mechanism and likely bottlenecks; use available models, proportional experiments or deployment evidence. Explain extrapolation assumptions and contemporary resource requirements. Do not demand global deployment, full-scale simulation or simultaneous measured compliance with all historical sizing targets. Apply this same standard to every column. Preserve this column's selected composition. Use the same Internet-shaped regional infrastructure, population, access workload and contemporary equipment envelope for every composition. Protocol-specific routing, discovery, caching and placement policies may differ on that infrastructure. Do not substitute a more favorable physical topology, omit regions, silently add links or assume an independently chosen cache-hit rate. Count additional equipment and its placement explicitly under the same resource envelope. An evidenced inability to serve this common setting can justify No; impossibility in every imaginable topology is not required. Missing evidence remains Pending.

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Editorial evidence references

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