| Preserve vs retarget | Exact same EntityOfConcern permits CSC; aggregation into a new proxy subject requires A.6.4. |
Ordinary candidate vs exact Y | A directly linked local candidate may be useful through the source-to-candidate comparison without a separate card or exact endpoint dossier; it cannot travel independently or support the exact branch until Y and c are established. |
| Same vs different scheme | Coarsening can occur within one scheme; material representation-semantic change additionally opens RT, but scheme difference alone establishes neither c nor controlled loss. |
Candidate vs U.View | Exact coarsened Y can be valid under CSC and still fail E.17.0 conformance; a tile or layout is not a View. |
| Source publication/form/carrier | A publication occurrence may make exact X available; form and carrier express it. None becomes X, and changing one does not reidentify unchanged X, Y, or c. |
| Loss or unsupported addition | Any omitted or weakened qualifier, uncertainty, alternative, evidence path, or scope is named, and every candidate claim remains supported by the source; an added or strengthened claim such as therefore release is approved fails even when all required source conditions survive. The narrower use and return condition block the stronger use. |
| Source set/model/graph/evidence set | Such an object is an endpoint only when the selected claim-bearing whole passes C.2.1; otherwise exact X claims about or cites it. |
| Work or description | Actual coarsening Work and a coarsening-description/card episteme remain separate from c; editing either does not change unchanged endpoints. |
| Grounded source, ungrounded coarsening | Grounding, evidence, or authority attached to X does not transfer to Y; Y needs its own direct grounding/evidence/authority path for any use that requires one. |
| Selected structure overread | X may describe a selected architecture or other A.22 structure. Establish epistemes X and Y, construction c, and any viewpoint, U.View or publication claims independently under their subject rules. |