Context records preserve local perspective

A context record exists only outside the Point’s primary Map. It can contribute a Map-local summary, explained Area memberships, primary Content, typed References, extensions, and optional substantive body prose. It cannot change the canonical title, kinds, posture, lifecycle, relations, or review state.

The record must explain what the containing Map adds. One explained Area membership can be the entire contribution; no body or additional material edge is required in that case. Repeating the anchor, naming an Area without a consequence, or copying a generated formula does not preserve perspective. Consumers keep the context’s Map, source path, and membership explanations visible rather than presenting it as another Point.