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C.2.3:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-patternWhat it looks likeHow FPF prevents it
Status leakageAn episteme is called highly formal because it is approved or published.CC-F-13 keeps status and formality separate.
Tool-worshipA notation, prover, or execution harness is named, so the episteme is rated high-F without checking the content.CC-F-11 and CC-F-12 require observable semantic grounds.
Appendix inflationA small high-formality appendix is used to advertise the whole episteme as high-F.CC-F-6 scopes the cap to the assessed composite expression and its essential content or inference.
Proxy ladderA local context invents “bronze / silver / gold” or “ready / mature / final” and uses it instead of F.CC-F-4 rejects rival ladders.
Characteristic captureArticulation, closure, scope, or evidence is spoken of as if it were part of F.CC-F-8, CC-F-10, and CC-F-15 keep the characteristics orthogonal.