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A.8:4.1 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-patternWhy it failsCorrect action
Same-word admissionA term is admitted because many domains use the same word.Require three domain-family projection records that show the same abstract contribution.
Prestige admissionA famous source or standard is treated as universal-core evidence by itself.Record how the candidate is used in multiple domain families and state difference and loss.
Local success as kernel statusA local pattern works well and is therefore promoted to universal primitive.Try dependent value, Concept-Set row, C.3 U.Kind, or direct subject-pattern value first.
False demotion by vocabulary mismatchA universal candidate is rejected because domains use different names.Compare abstract contribution, not spelling. After the ontic test, use F.18 for naming and F.9 only for a remaining cross-local semantic-correspondence claim.