C.3.1:10 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

• Encoding dependency, part-whole, slot filling, construction, system-role assignment, or admission as U.SubkindOf, or treating a predicate expression, assertion, diagram edge, or table row as the obtaining relation occurrence.
• Treating a source hierarchy or public-looking spelling as durable FPF ontology.
• Treating KindSignature as the kind or its formality as a property of the kind.
• Assuming every signature edit makes a new kind, or that no signature edit can make one.
• Comparing extensions across incompatible editions and repairing a counterexample by changing rows.
• Storing claim scope on a kind.
• Treating a work label or record as an individual work occurrence.