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A.15.9:8 - Anti-patterns

  • Request the artifact. “Send a report” replaces the question and receiving use.
  • Mandatory fresh work. A current qualified result is ignored because the workflow expects a new review, or a useful narrower answer is withheld until every gap becomes a request.
  • Approval by appearance. A title, logo, signature, provider label, dashboard state, or verified tag is treated as authority or acceptance.
  • Receiver takeover. The request dictates the supplier’s Method or rewrites the professional conclusion to fit the desired decision.
  • Supplier takeover. Supplying one result is treated as making the receiver’s decision.
  • One contribution account as ontology. Request, assignment, Work, communication, result, evidence, acceptance, and authority become fields of one invented world-side object.
  • Tool exceptionalism. AI output is either accepted by fluency or rejected by species rather than assessed under the same direct result, evidence, Work, and authority rules.
  • Local change, global reopen. One changed source or condition forces every contribution and decision to be repeated.