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D.3:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

Anti-patternWhat goes wrongRepair
Political label as structureThe conflict is named by a slogan such as society versus innovation.Write the concrete sides, affected entities, scopes, value frames, consequences, and horizon.
Flat inventoryThe map lists values, entities, evidence, and relations without showing which belong together.Use side rows and one tension statement.
Actor by plural nounA collection is made responsible because its name is plural or institutional.Recover systemhood and each relation separately; cite an exact responsibility occurrence or missing governor.
Description-only conflictThe case becomes only a wording problem about a report, model, or standard.Keep episteme identity and publication with their patterns while D.3 describes the affected systems, decisions, and ethical tension.
Mediation inside mapThe description chooses the compromise.Stop at the tension and next-use question; use D.4 for mediation or decision use.
Ontology as prose taxEvery simple concern is expanded into specialist relation language.State the ordinary side first; add a formal identity only when another use relies on the distinction.