C.2.4:4.2 - Starter anchor set
| Anchor | Reading | Typical admissible publication state |
|---|---|---|
AE0 | a cue is felt or observed but cannot yet be stated as a stable question or contrast | preserve the source or cue without claiming a route |
AE1 | a stable cue, question, contrast, or disturbance is nameable | an early cue publication becomes useful |
AE2 | candidate anchors, participants, actions, fields, or meanings are visible, but the branch or structure remains partial | route candidates and missing pieces can be stated |
AE3 | the governed claim structure is recoverable enough to choose its direct semantic branch | the relevant repair or authoring pattern may receive it if the local threshold is met |
AE4 | a complete branch-appropriate form is publishable with the participants, conditions, and bounds needed by the current use | the direct subject pattern can check or use the publication |
AE5 | the meaning remains stable in one named receiving use, and a later change can be reviewed without reconstructing it from the source | the receiving use is straightforward; the level alone does not settle truth, closure, trust, or use authorization |
The anchors are a starter set. A local use may refine them, but it shall keep the common direction and the distinction from F intact. A refined anchor may be branch-relative; it may not make relation structure the universal measure of articulation.