The content and the outcome of an interaction together constitute:

The content and the outcome of an interaction together constitute a textual order.

What is said and what results from it can be read as a structured text that carries meaning.

Physical order names only the material arrangement of a setting, not the woven sense of an interaction.

Secret order suggests hidden design and does not describe how content and outcome combine into meaning.

Political order refers to arrangements of power, which is broader and beside the point here.

Seeing interaction as textual order lets analysts treat talk and its effects as a readable whole.