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A.3.2:10 - Rationale

Projects need reusable claims about ways of doing before any dated work occurs. Treating a file as the method description by appearance hides two decisions that later work needs: which episteme is being relied on, and which admitted method its claims concern. The positive claim threshold makes this distinction usable without demanding a complete procedure card.

The pattern is representation-agnostic because a method can be described through procedural text, code, diagrams, mathematical notation, protocols, or combinations of them. The episteme can be revised and evaluated while its C.29 representations, publication occurrences, publication forms, and presentation carriers change independently. This separation lets a project compare descriptions and judge fitness for a receiving use without turning notation, approval, publication, or enactment into kind membership.