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Are you explaining a sequence of effects, or a result produced jointly by multiple causes?	Use CLF059 for a causal chain where Y is an intermediate mechanism between X and Z. Use CLF060 when Y and Z are parallel contributing factors that jointly produce X; neither is merely an intermediate step in the other.<br>CLF059: [X] leads to [Y], which in turn leads to [Z]. | CLF060: [X] results from a combination of [Y] and [Z].	Вы объясняете последовательность эффектов или результат, который совместно создают несколько причин?	CLF059 нужен для причинной цепочки, где Y является промежуточным механизмом между X и Z. CLF060 подходит, когда Y и Z — параллельные факторы, которые вместе создают X, а не последовательные звенья одной цепи.<br>CLF059: [X] leads to [Y], which in turn leads to [Z]. | CLF060: [X] results from a combination of [Y] and [Z].	metkagram reasoning-pack explain-causes-carefully contrast causal-chain-vs-multiple-causes	https://metkagram.github.io/en/contrasts/causal-chain-vs-multiple-causes/
Missing ownership slows decisions, and slower decisions then lengthen incident resolution. Make the intermediate mechanism visible.<br>A/B: CLF059: [X] leads to [Y], which in turn leads to [Z]. | CLF060: [X] results from a combination of [Y] and [Z].	CLF059: [X] leads to [Y], which in turn leads to [Z].<br>Choose CLF059 because the outcome unfolds as a causal sequence: X affects Y, and Y then affects Z.	Отсутствие ответственности замедляет решения, а более медленные решения затем увеличивают время устранения инцидента. Сделайте промежуточный механизм явным.<br>A/B: CLF059: [X] leads to [Y], which in turn leads to [Z]. | CLF060: [X] results from a combination of [Y] and [Z].	CLF059: [X] leads to [Y], which in turn leads to [Z].<br>Выбирайте CLF059, потому что результат развивается как причинная последовательность: X влияет на Y, а Y затем влияет на Z.	metkagram reasoning-pack explain-causes-carefully drill ownership-causal-chain	https://metkagram.github.io/en/clinic/#ownership-causal-chain
An incident emerged from stale mapping and missing validation acting together. Neither factor is merely an intermediate step caused by the other.<br>A/B: CLF059: [X] leads to [Y], which in turn leads to [Z]. | CLF060: [X] results from a combination of [Y] and [Z].	CLF060: [X] results from a combination of [Y] and [Z].<br>Choose CLF060 because two parallel contributing factors jointly explain one outcome.	Инцидент возник из сочетания устаревшего маппинга и отсутствующей валидации. Ни один фактор не является просто промежуточным шагом, вызванным другим.<br>A/B: CLF059: [X] leads to [Y], which in turn leads to [Z]. | CLF060: [X] results from a combination of [Y] and [Z].	CLF060: [X] results from a combination of [Y] and [Z].<br>Выбирайте CLF060, потому что один результат совместно объясняют два параллельных причинных фактора.	metkagram reasoning-pack explain-causes-carefully drill incident-joint-causes	https://metkagram.github.io/en/clinic/#incident-joint-causes
When evidence supports one contributor but not exclusivity, acknowledge contribution without claiming a single cause.	[X] may have contributed to [Y], but it was not the only cause.<br>Example: The release timing may have contributed to the incident, but it was not the only cause.	Если данные поддерживают один фактор, но не его исключительность, признайте вклад без утверждения единственной причины.	X могло повлиять на Y, но причина не единственная<br>EN: [X] may have contributed to [Y], but it was not the only cause.<br>DE: [X] mag zu [Y] beigetragen haben, war aber nicht die einzige Ursache.<br>Перевод: Время релиза могло повлиять на инцидент, но это была не единственная причина.	metkagram reasoning-pack explain-causes-carefully pattern CLF068	https://metkagram.github.io/en/practice/patterns/x-may-have-contributed-to-y-but-it-was-not-the-clf068/