| Copy the source stack | Printed order can be chapter order, explanation order, Method order, Work order, subject grouping, or nothing architectural. | Name the subject and recover each relation before retaining a structure. |
| Fictitious representative Work | Proposed Method use acquires false evidence and false actuality. | Use an intended-use case, WorkPlan, or other prospective account; state realization and later-test conditions. |
| One view set for every practice | A convenient template becomes a universal ontology and imports irrelevant work. | Always keep the identity-and-relation check; add other structures only when they change the decision. |
| Synonyms as alternatives | Several names hide one unchanged organization and create false diversity. | State what decision, relation, or unlike-case result differs; merge candidates that differ only by labels. |
| Local win, invisible burden | The apparent improvement exports cost, delay, evidence, control, or residual to another structure. | Name the receiving scope and compare the moved burden with the claimed gain. |
| Product comparison everywhere | The Method becomes framework-product design even when the architecture of Methods and their use is the only question. | Open the four-option branch only when product identity is current. |
| Product comparison nowhere | A live field or maintenance boundary is hidden inside a favored architecture. | Compare the four arrangements and pass the result to the applicable product decision. |
| Model equals its subject | A view or matrix is treated as a world-side whole or relation. | State the described subject, model use, correspondence, and preserved and lost distinctions. |
| Project choice equals cultural success | A deliberate intervention is taken as proof of later recognition, spread, selection, or retention. | Keep the project claim and each cultural-change claim separate; use C.36 for the latter. |
| Notation as the first result | The account becomes precise but unusable to the practitioner who must act on it. | Lead with the short prose synthesis; retain notation only where it catches a real ambiguity or supports a later check. |