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C.36:2 - Problem

Culture, style, tradition, genre, scene, practice, platform, regime, technique, and developmental-machinery wording is useful but dangerous. In source and project prose, one label may point, for example, to:

  • a method family or method relation structure;
  • a work family or family of performed works;
  • an exact local system-role kind, its classification judgment, or a separately obtaining system-role-assignment occurrence;
  • a discipline or collective holon;
  • a canon or memory episteme;
  • a recognition, selection, measurement, or visibility relation;
  • a mediation system, product architecture, platform architecture, or algorithmic mediator;
  • an archive, front, current pool, selected set, lineage, or edition set;
  • a publication label or cross-context term bridge.

If the project accepts the word as ontology, FPF grows a second ontology beside method, Work, system-role kind and assignment, discipline, episteme, architecture, selection, publication, and refresh. If the project hides the case as an example inside open-ended search, the cultural-evolution question becomes invisible and the first useful move is lost.