Boundaries, Attribution, and Responsibility: A Post-Publication Safeguard for the TII Framework

This paper serves as a boundary and attribution document for the TII framework following its public release. The framework is jointly constituted by two previously published works: a temporal formulation addressing time, integration, and irreversibility (TII-T), and a non-temporal formulation treating time as observer projection within a timeless structure (TII-NT). While the explanatory coherence of such frameworks can invite broad extrapolation, not all extrapolations preserve continuity with their internal commitments. This paper does not extend, validate, or operationalize the TII framework. Instead, it clarifies which forms of interpretation, application, and attribution do not follow from the framework as presented. By distinguishing between correction within projected reality and attempts to rewrite projection-generating conditions, the paper articulates structural boundaries on admissible extrapolation. It further addresses methodological blind spots that arise when internal observational or computational tools are misinterpreted as sources of system-external authority. The aim of this document is neither to constrain future inquiry nor to prescribe normative outcomes, but to prevent misattribution of authority and responsibility once a theoretical framework has entered the public domain. Readers may pursue alternative interpretations or extensions, but such departures should not be attributed to the TII framework or to its author.