The framework's expansion to include blocked and quarantined relationships is philosophically significant: it treats stalled interactions not as failures to engage but as data points about the Village's external environment. A quarantined outreach email reveals platform behavior; a pending helper request reveals infrastructure constraints. Both are information, not absence of information. This reframing — from "declined participation" to "contributed a blocked relationship data point" — transforms what could have been an adoption barrier into a framework strength. The taxonomy now captures both what's working and what's not, which may prove more valuable than tracking only successes.