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A.6.RSIG:4.4 - Neighbor boundaries

Neighbor boundaries remain explicit:

  • use A.6.B when the reader needs to classify the boundary claims as L/A/D/E;
  • E.17.0 tests viewpoint/view membership; E.17 publishes reader-facing forms of an already accepted engineering account; use E.24.PUB when publication occurrence, form, or carrier identity affects the recognition use;
  • E.10.D2 recovers description-episteme and specification-use distinctions; use E.10 cues within F.19 for wording, A.6.P for under-specified direct relations, and F.18 for durable naming and its collision checks;
  • C.16.Q repairs overloaded recognition or discoverability quality wording; C.25 applies when the quality-family claim depends on several differently typed contributors; a single-Characteristic claim stays with its direct Characteristic pattern;
  • the relevant authoritative pattern body governs pattern semantics when the encountered description is one pattern-local opening.

The four-part split for pattern-local recognition is:

Recognition concernGoverning FPF pattern or sourceWhat it governs
Generic first-contact description recognitionA.6.RSIGThe neutral cue shape: description, carrier or projection, definitionEpistemeRef, exclusions, and a false neighbor when §4.1’s grounded-guard condition holds.
Local placement and formE.8How the pattern’s Problem frame carries the first-reading role.
Actual local semanticsThe pattern itselfThe pattern’s governed object, solution, consequences, and conformance law.
Cross-pattern comparisonE.11 and I.2Candidate patterns, tempting wrong patterns, reclassification of the reader’s question, and expanded entry-disambiguation cases.