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C.36.RP:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-patternWhy it fails hereRepair
Keep only the answerThe receiving variation needs an operation or interpretation absent from the saved result.Retain or obtain the needed construction, explanation and means of use.
Treat every failure as loss of skillMissing access, a changed input or an unavailable tool can explain the failed use.Locate the contribution and restore what the case needs through E.23.CAE.
Teach every operation to everybodyThe effort can exceed what the distributed work requires.Allocate contributions and preserve understanding at the points that consume them.
Preserve the old method by defaultA changed situation or better method can make replacement useful.Compare continuity through retention, redistribution and renewal.
Claim enduring culture from one demonstrationLater availability and use remain outside the demonstrated occurrence.Keep the claim at the supported scope; use C.36 for the later cultural question when it matters.