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C.30.P:9 - Common anti-patterns

Anti-patternSymptomRepair
Diagram-as-architectureA diagram, graph, dashboard, ADR, or generated view is said to be the architecture.Recover publication, carrier, view, or source-use relation and then apply C.30 or C.30.ASV only if the architecture claim or structural-view claim is being made.
Architecture-as-proofArchitecture wording carries evidence, assurance, causal proof, gate passage, release permission, or decision authority.Apply A.10, B.3, C.28, A.20, A.21, C.11, release, or the pattern governing the claim being made.
Function-as-default-architectureAny function, interface, module behavior, or source label such as block is treated as architecture.Use C.30.STRAT for source-label recovery where needed, then A.6.F, C.30.ASV functional-structure, C.30.TFS-REL transformation-flow structure relation, A.6.M module-relation repair, or quality pattern governing the claim.
Score-as-architectureA score, metric, benchmark, or quality coordinate is used as architecture adequacy.Apply C.16.P and the measurement named by value, characteristic-space, Q-bundle, pattern-quality, gate, or benchmark pattern.
Viewpoint-as-structure-kindA viewpoint label is used as if it selected structure kind.Use C.30.ASV; recover structure kind and viewpoint separately.
Repair registry duplicationA.22, C.30, C.30.ASV, or a named C.30.* host copies architecture or structure first-stage repair lists.Keep the subject invariant there and use one thin pointer to C.30.P.