B.1:5.2 - Evidence Corpus

A corpus can be a collection under its own inclusion rule and a C.13 set account. This alone does not make it a holon. Treat an integrated claim-bearing corpus as a whole only after all six A.1 matters pass, including constructive part relations, assembly, a composition-grounded whole characteristic, and possible participation in a larger assembly. Coverage, source freshness, bias exposure, or evidential diversity may be collection-level characteristics without settling that stronger question.

The corpus does not become an acting system. A review board, script, or research team may instead be admitted as a System. If the current claim says only that it takes part in ordinary review or analysis, state the direct participation relation and stop there. If it says that the System performed admitted U.Work, recover that performer’s A.13 core and independently admit the Work under A.15.1. Add F.6 afterward only when the B.1 claim also needs precise assignment-bound attribution. A short B.1 sentence may omit an unused assignment identifier only when every relation it consumes remains recoverable. A local kind and a separate System-classification judgment remain independently optional. The corpus may be an episteme or publication-side object under its subject patterns.