E.10.D2:19 - Didactic memory

Use the short memory use, claims, entity, scheme, one needed neighbor:

1. Use. What exact work, decision, inquiry, comparison, preservation, teaching, or publication use needs the description?
2. Claims. What exact ClaimGraph is being used?
3. Entity. What exact independently identified EntityOfConcern are those claims about?
4. Scheme. What effective ReferenceScheme makes the claims readable about that entity?
5. One needed neighbor. Does the next action actually need a describing-use viewpoint, specification checking, grounding, scope, model-use structure, evidence, edition, currentness, publication, carrier, representation, Bridge, or work use?
6. Stop. Add only that direct relation, or stop after constitution if none is needed.

The older memory “entity, description, admitted specification use” remains a useful three-word reminder, but it is not a three-kind ontology. Entity names the independently governed concern; description names the C.2.1 claim-bearing episteme used descriptively; specification names a checkable use admitted for one receiving purpose.