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Take resources across boundaries

Understand remote access, reverse mounting, scope and failure.

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  1. How does a remote resource enter a namespace?

    A local path can represent a remote service without removing network and authority boundaries.

  2. What is reversed in a reverse mount?

    Connection or registration direction changes; authority does not automatically reverse.

  3. Does shared context mean everyone sees everything?

    A Small World presents the resources relevant to one observer, rather than exposing the whole system.

  4. How does another display learn about a change?

    Reading the same address and receiving changes are separate steps.

  5. Should a failed operation be retried or handled differently?

    Missing, unsupported, denied and conflicting operations need different responses.