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C.2.6:16 - Anchoring Publication Package Discipline

C.2.6:16.1 - Minimal anchoring package

A publishable U.LanguageStateAnchoringMode claim should normally identify:

  • the primary anchor kind;
  • any directly relevant embodiment, operator, trace, model, or document witness;
  • the transformation chain if the current note is not at the original anchoring site;
  • any secondary modes that remain load-bearing.

This is especially important when the final wording is prose, because prose often hides the anchoring regime.

C.2.6:16.2 - Source-versus-face rule

Distinguish the anchoring mode of the source cue from the anchoring mode of the current publication face. A bodily cue written into a document may still require AM.EmbodiedFelt as source mode and AM.DocumentMediated as publication face.

C.2.6:16.3 - Mixed-mode decomposition rule

AM.Mixed is admissible only when its component modes are named and the reason for the mixture is operationally real. The component modes must be determined before the mixed-mode declaration is used.