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C.2.3:9 - Consequences

BenefitTrade-off / Mitigation
Shared rigor language. Cross-domain publication units can be compared by one stable expression characteristic.Authors must learn the anchor ladder and declare F explicitly.
Safer composition. Composite epistemes stop inheriting a misleadingly high rigor label from one polished segment.Reviewers must identify essential support rather than read only visible polish.
Cleaner governance. Thresholds can be written as explicit F conditions instead of vague maturity labels.Contexts must translate old local language into the canonical characteristic.
Better interaction with other characteristics. F, G, R, and language-state facets remain distinct.Authors lose the convenience of one master-ladder story; that loss is deliberate.