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A.7.CP:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

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Require every ontology use to check all twelve claims.Cite only actual load-bearing claims; unused entries remain latent.
Treat a citation or work-wide claim use as a premise-use occurrence for every result.Name the dated work, exact receiving result, and inference or comparison that actually relies on the basis claim; use separate relation occurrences for independent results.
Define “premise” and “assumption” as separate episteme kinds.Keep one exact claim episteme and record the context-local posture.
Let the compact, a MethodDescription episteme, its described Method, a system-role kind, or an assignment perform the consuming Work or bring about its result.Name the admitted U.System that performs the dated reasoning U.Work and retain the assignment species and obtaining occurrence used by A.13. When the claim or its receiving use expressly consumes precise assignment-bound attribution, name the obtaining F.6 attribution for that exact Work-assignment pair. State any result only through the direct result relation that the case independently establishes.
Copy the compact into A.7, A.7.1, or A.7.2.Keep one authoritative source and use exact claim-ID references.
Hide evidence or currentness inside the relation.Cite direct evidence/currentness results without turning them into relation fields.