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A.15.9:4.3 - Persist only what another use must recover

If several contributions, audit, dispute, or consequential reliance require a durable account, use one or more ordinary C.2.1 epistemes. Each account identifies its truthful EntityOfConcern and effective reference scheme, then designates only the request, Work, result, relation, evidence, disposition, and reopen facts actually used. This pattern adds no professional-contribution kind, universal account schema, profession taxonomy, or approval record.

Keep incompatible focuses separate. An account about the receiving decision is not the supplier Work; an account about a returned result is not the world-side subject it concerns; a file carrying either account is not the result or authority. Use A.10 for source-to-use reliance on evidence and the direct subject pattern for the result’s own identity and validity.