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A.6.RSIG:7 - Conformance checklist

  • CC-RSIG-1 First-contact only. The pattern governs recognition of the right description, not the full semantics of that description.
  • CC-RSIG-2 Carrier/definition-episteme split. A conforming description-recognition signature distinguishes description_seen, encountered carrier or projection, defining U.Episteme, and projection role when those distinctions are load-bearing. The encountered carrier or projection may help recognition, but it does not become authoritative merely by being encountered.
  • CC-RSIG-3 Neighbor boundaries explicit. The text states the conditions under which the recognition question calls for each relevant neighboring pattern in §4.4; use only the patterns that govern the current questions.
  • CC-RSIG-4 No kind inflation. An ordinary recognition cue is not by itself a typed U.Signature; a task requiring a typed declaration uses the applicable neighboring pattern under §4.5.
  • CC-RSIG-5 Recoverable cue shape. For load-bearing cases, description, viewpoint, cue, applicability, exclusion, defining U.Episteme, and admissible entry stop remain recoverable. A false neighbor is required only when the grounded-guard condition in §4.1 holds.
  • CC-RSIG-6 No alias minting. Query cues and ordinary phrasing do not by themselves establish a naming settlement or Bridge. Use F.18 for naming settlement and F.9 for a Bridge, each under its own conditions.