Compromise connection

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compromise

When two charts are read together, the channels each person carries combine in a small number of definite ways. These are mechanical descriptions of what happens between two bodygraphs, and our composite engine already computes each of them.

A compromise connection is where one person carries a complete channel and the other carries only one of its two gates.

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Provenance: drafted 2026-08-20 and fact-checked the same day against independent sources, which agree on all four definitions; wording our own