B.2.3:10 - SoTA-Echoing

Source family	Lesson for B.2.3	FPF decision
Evidence synthesis and living-review practice	Synthesis claims need explicit scope, evidence relation, currentness, and maintenance rather than narrative authority.	B.2.3 requires current C.2.1 constitution and keeps assurance and source use in neighboring relations.
Knowledge-graph and claim-network practice	A knowledge body can be represented as related claims, evidence, and sources.	The actual ClaimGraph is a C.2.1 constitution participant; its graph representation, evidence, and sources do not declare MHT or add episteme identity positions.
Science-of-science and paradigm-change studies	Fields and theories can consolidate into named bodies with new scope and organizing principles.	B.2.3 treats consolidation as a cue to inspect; it neither constitutes the candidate episteme nor selects B.2.
Publication and standards practice	A standard, report, model, or dashboard use may concern claim content, a representation, a publication form, or its carrier; its name alone does not decide which.	E.17 and source-use patterns remain separate from the episteme whole.