Canonical public vocabulary
Structural Refusal
Within KoR, structural refusal is a boundary operation that limits inadmissible continuation and helps a form retain distinction.
01 / Context
KoR context
The public corpus frames refusal structurally rather than psychologically. It is examined as a boundary condition, not as evidence about motive, emotion, or identity.
02 / Relevance
Why it matters
The distinction allows refusal to be studied as part of coherence preservation without assigning intent to the system or structure being described.