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A.6.RSIG:9 - Consequences

This pattern gives one neutral governing discipline for first-contact description recognition without turning discoverability into one universal governing pattern. It sharpens the boundary between cue recognition, semantic authority, lexical repair, publication-face projection, and pattern-language entry.

The cost is one extra explicit split when a cue is confusing: description, encountered carrier or projection, and defining U.Episteme must not be collapsed; include the false neighbor when §4.1’s grounded-guard condition holds. The cost stays bounded because the expanded shape is review-only or risk-triggered, not a required card for ordinary prose.