📖What it means

One strict three-stage relay activity between two people, carried by Carol. ARR stands for the STAGES: A — Analysis (the ask is understood, the target resolved, the loop-vs-topic decisions made), R — Reach out (the question travels to the target), R — Respond back (the answer comes and is carried back to the asker). A loop separately carries a STATUS — active (running, stage says where it is), closed (completed; a full loop closes at Respond back, a one-way notice at Reach out), aborted (ended without completing; stage shows where it died). Both vocabularies are governed RDM reference sets (loop-status, loop-stage) bound to the loop store with refusal triggers — the reference record, not this entry, is their home.

📖Easily confused with

[{"term": "Topic", "distinction": "A topic is the SUBJECT a set of loops belongs to; a loop is one question-answer cycle inside it. Closing a loop does not close its topic."}, {"term": "Thread", "distinction": "A thread is the asker-target pair's running lane in the store; one thread can carry loops from several topics."}, {"term": "Loop", "distinction": "The pipeline's Loop means work repeating without progressing. The ARR loop is one deliberate ask-relay-reply cycle \u2014 repetition is not part of it."}]

📖Also called

- ARR loop
- relay cycle

📖Filed under

Category: communications.

Service: Communications.