| Description-as-architecture | A document, diagram, model, graph, view set, or card is said to be the architecture or to create an obtaining architecture relation. | Recover the exact holon, ArchitectureRelation occurrence, or selected structure; keep the episteme, representation, publication, and source-to-use relation distinct. |
| Viewpoint-as-structure-kind or view constructor | A stakeholder, role, concern, viewpoint label, authoring template, query, or bundle is used as if it named the selected structure or granted U.View membership. | Use E.17.0 for exact viewpoint conformance and C.30.ASV for selected structure and kind. |
| Multi-view fog | Many views are listed, but their separate C.2.1 identities, conformance relations, selected structures, or correspondence cannot be recovered. | Add the description and viewpoint references, conformance relations, selected structures, and correspondence claims or relations that actually hold. |
| Coarse model as subject hierarchy | A grouped or lower-resolution description is treated as proof that the subject has the same levels, parts, or relations. | State the description-side grouping, mapping, preserved and lost distinctions, and allowed use; establish any subject-side relation separately. |
| Specification-as-authority | A specification-looking description is used as Work, gate passage, decision, assurance, evidence, work authorization, or release authorization. | Declare the specification use and use the pattern that defines or tests the other claim. |
| Freshness laundering | A recently generated diagram is treated as adequate because it is current. | Record the bounded freshness claim, source edition, and refresh trigger; do not treat currentness as adequacy, evidence, grounding, or assurance. |
| Architecture-documentation takeover | Practitioner guidance is dominated by diagrams, publications, and wording guards instead of architecture relations, structures, descriptions, and views. | Keep C.30 about architecture and C.30.AD about descriptions and their use; use the relevant patterns for representation and publication. |