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A.6.RSIG:4.2 - Two-level description-recognition shape

Reader-visible minimum. For ordinary reader-facing use, the minimum is not a card. One or two sentences may be enough if they make recoverable:

  1. what this description is for;
  2. when it applies;
  3. when it does not apply;
  4. which definitionEpistemeRef applies;
  5. what nearby false reading or wrong defining U.Episteme to reject, when the grounded-guard condition in §4.1 holds.

Review-expanded shape, only when needed. When a recognition cue affects a decision or is being reviewed, use the expanded recoverability shape:

description_seen
encountered_carrier_or_projection
reader_viewpoint
case_signal_or_access_condition
applies_to
excludes
expected_first_recognition_gain
first_admissible_entry_stop_or_reroute
definitionEpistemeRef
projection_role_if_any
nearby_false_description_or_wrong_definition_episteme

The nearby_false_description_or_wrong_definition_episteme field is optional: use it only when the grounded-guard condition in §4.1 holds.

This shape is a review aid, not a mandatory form for every encountered description. It exists to keep description, carrier, projection, and definitionEpistemeRef from collapsing into one overloaded publication label or projection label.