C.2.7:17 - Factor Interaction and Cross-Facet Reading Rule

C.2.7:17.1 - Interaction rule

Representation factors may correlate, but they do not determine one another. Highly distributed cues can still be sparse; symbolic publications can still be locally dense; mixed symbolicity can coexist with either strong or weak articulation. Publish the actual factor bundle rather than narrating one factor as if it predicted the rest.

C.2.7:17.2 - Cross-facet non-substitution

Representation talk must not silently replace AE, CD, or LanguageStateAnchoringMode. A shift from distributed to symbolic publication may change readability while leaving articulation low, closure open, or anchoring heavily operator-bound.

C.2.7:17.3 - Bridge reminder

If a representation shift matters in transport across contexts, note that the shift may alter what is preserved or salient. Use F.9 for the Bridge and its bounded-use claim when the receiving use needs a semantic relation between local senses from different contexts; use F.9.1 only for a separate optional stance note about that claim.