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A.6.RSIG:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

  • Recognition-as-semantics. The opening tries to define the whole description instead of making the right description recoverable. Repair by shrinking back to first-contact discrimination.
  • Carrier-as-authority. A local excerpt, public projection, or retrieved fragment is treated as the defining U.Episteme. Repair by naming the encountered carrier or projection and the defining U.Episteme separately.
  • Boundary-routing collapse. A boundary-description cue tries to absorb L/A/D/E-classified claim structure. Repair by classifying the boundary claims under A.6.B.
  • Pattern-language collapse. Pattern-entry comparison is written as if it were just another description cue. Repair by routing cross-pattern selection to E.11.
  • Signature inflation. Any recurring cue is treated as one typed signature object. Repair by keeping description-recognition signature lower-case unless one explicit promotion is justified.