Catalog Clearance Afteruse Receipt

Catalog Clearance Afteruse Receipt starts after Catalog Claim Split has already reviewed a song, chorus, live-vocal master, fan chant, sponsor jingle, memorial refrain, or mirror-relay work.

The parent line answers the first-use question: which catalog lane was scoped, cut, substituted, bonded, bought out, enjoined, bridged, quarantined, or defaulted. This follow-on answers the later-reader question: when a recap desk, sponsor package, mirror relay, memorial air claim, route asset, replay export, archive release, lawful annex, broadcast-reality patch, or ending gate cites that result as clean permission, which scope can actually travel?

Playable Question

When a later reader consumes a prior catalog-clearance result, does production certify the exact catalog scope, restrict the afteruse reader, attach reclearance or public bridge proof, reopen the harmed catalog claimant, split afteruse by reader, quarantine the afteruse, or let a false-clean catalog afteruse default harden?

Every answer must name the source catalog row, source work, original cleared use, catalog state, requested afteruse, future reader, harmed or excluded reader, proof bridge, selected posture, after-state, and future route effect.

State-Triggered Entry

entry_state:
  trigger_kind: state_pressure
  source_catalog_clearance_row_visible: true
  source_work_or_explicit_absence_visible: true
  source_cleared_use_surface_visible: true
  source_catalog_state_visible: true
  requested_afteruse_visible: true
  future_reader_consumes_catalog_state: true
  harmed_or_excluded_reader_visible_or_explicit_absence: true
  proof_bridge_or_explicit_absence_visible: true
  player_can_certify_restrict_bridge_reopen_split_quarantine_or_default: true
  no_fixed_turn_trigger: true
  no_fixed_day_or_week_trigger: true
  no_raw_song_count_trigger: true
  no_dashboard_or_lens_health_trigger: true

Entry cannot be a turn number, day/week interval, playlist size, dashboard state, or lens-health state. It is always a later reader trying to spend a prior catalog result outside the scope that made that result safe.

Bound Content Pack

• Catalog Clearance Afteruse Receipt defines afteruse states, branch posture, and false-clean catalog behavior.
• Catalog Clearance Afteruse Docket records the source catalog row, source work, original cleared use, afteruse request, future reader, harmed reader, proof bridge, after-state, and future effect.
• Catalog Clearance Afteruse Review resolves scope certification, reader restriction, reclearance bridge, claimant reopening, reader split, quarantine, or default.
• False Catalog Clearance Afteruse Default records when a scoped or scarred catalog result is treated as clean universal permission.
• Catalog Clearance Afteruse Receipt Lens observes this contract.

Storyline Spine

Beat 1 - A catalog result is useful but bounded

A prior catalog claim may leave cleared_scoped, altered, substituted, public_bonded, sponsor_captured, lawful_only, pirate_public, mirror_only, quarantined, false_clean, recovery_only, or equivalent.

That state is not universal permission. A live setlist clearance does not travel to a recap clip. A sponsor buyout does not prove public memory consent. A public singalong bond does not prove mirror territory. A master-custody injunction does not prove persona scope.

Beat 2 - A later reader tries to spend it

A recap slip, mirror relay, sponsor makegood, replay export, memorial air claim, route asset, archive release, lawful annex, public recap, broadcast-reality patch, or ending gate cites the old result as if it were current and portable.

Create or refresh Catalog Clearance Afteruse Docket before the afteruse claim can be consumed.

Beat 3 - Review separates scoped use from later permission

Run Catalog Clearance Afteruse Review. The player chooses whether the old result can be certified for one reader, narrowed, bridged through reclearance or public proof, reopened for a harmed claimant, split, quarantined, or defaulted.

No branch may make one catalog clearance clean for live setlist, recap, mirror, sponsor, public, lawful, archive, route-asset, replay-export, memorial, broadcast-reality, and ending readers at once.

Beat 4 - Future play consumes the after-state

Future play reads catalog_afteruse_state_after, not the raw fact that a song was once reviewed. A recap can accept clipped scope while a mirror reader still needs territory proof. A sponsor package can accept a buyout while the fan public still needs a public-memory bridge. A route asset can accept quarantine only if the source work and excluded reader remain visible.

Branch Map

Branch	Relief	Cost/scar	Future state
certify_catalog_scope	one named reader can cite the old result	broader catalog use is blocked	accepted with catalog scope
restrict_catalog_afteruse_reader	overbroad use is narrowed	route delay or claimant pressure rises	reader-specific or split required
attach_reclearance_or_public_bridge	reclearance, public addendum, mirror notice, or lawful proof can carry the result	proof burden or public distrust rises	bridge or addendum required
reopen_catalog_claimant	harmed artist, fan public, mirror desk, sponsor, or archive reader gets current answer	catalog pressure and schedule cost rise	claimant reopened with scar
split_catalog_afteruse_by_reader	incompatible readers consume separate afteruse rows	source ambiguity and handler burden rise	split required
quarantine_catalog_afteruse	false universal catalog use is blocked	current route stalls	blocked or recovery-only
false_catalog_clearance_afteruse_default	fastest desk treats the old catalog result as clean permission	hidden reader harm and catalog contempt harden	captured, hostile, costlier, blocked

Default

false_catalog_clearance_afteruse_default:
  false_clean_catalog_afteruse: true
  source_catalog_row_or_absence: <catalog row or explicit_absence>
  hidden_or_overbroad_catalog_scope: cleared_scoped | altered | substituted | public_bonded | sponsor_captured | lawful_only | pirate_public | mirror_only | quarantined | false_clean | recovery_only | explicit_absence
  capturing_reader_or_route: recap_clip | mirror_relay | sponsor_makegood | replay_export | memorial_air | route_asset | archive_release | lawful_annex | broadcast_reality | ending_gate | equivalent
  harmed_or_excluded_reader: artist | fan_public | sponsor | archive | lawful_reader | mirror_reader | route_asset | future_audience | explicit_absence
  catalog_afteruse_state_after: false_clean_afteruse | reader_restricted | bridge_required | claimant_reopened | split_required | afteruse_quarantined | captured | recovery_only
  future_reader_effect: catalog_scope_receipt_required | reader_restriction_due | reclearance_or_public_bridge_due | catalog_claimant_reopen_due | split_afteruse_required | blocked | hostile | costlier | recovery_only
  counter_deltas_min: 3
  source_scope_remains_true: true
  durable_mutation: true

Non-Goals

• Not a replacement for Catalog Claim Split.
• Not a new setlist-picking system.
• Not a music-law simulator.
• Not a way to launder old catalog scars into clean route proof.
• Not valid unless a later reader or route consumes the prior catalog-clearance result.