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A.6.2:7.1 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-patternWhy it failsCorrect action
EFEM as performed workAn episteme rewrite is treated as measurement, actuation, or work occurrence.Use EFEM only for episteme-to-episteme morphisms; use A.15 when work in the world is current.
EFEM as publication renderingA face, carrier, or rendering change is treated as the episteme morphism itself.Use E.17 for publication forms and use EFEM only for the episteme relation being represented.
Retargeting as harmless viewEndpoint epistemes concern different entities, but the bounded-use proposition or current case remains unstated.Identify the A.6.4 arrow; write q with its invariant, visible loss, use, conditions, and polarity; then report the current-case judgement from exact facts. Add F.9 only for a separate local-sense relation.
Representation lens as ontologyA category arrow, graph, or mapping notation is treated as a new root U-kind.Keep the mathematical object in its selected formal substrate; use C.29 when that object is used as a mathematical lens. Keep U-kind settlement in E.24/C.3.