E.10.D2:8.3 - Edition, publication, form, and carrier
Changed ClaimGraph, EntityOfConcern, or effective ReferenceScheme identifies another episteme under C.2.1. When the receiving use also claims continuity between two epistemes, use the exact C.2.1 edition relation. A version label, file history, publication order, shared name, or collection membership establishes neither another episteme nor edition continuity.
Use E.24.PUB to distinguish these actual publication-side objects and relations:
| Current object or relation | What it does | What it does not establish |
|---|---|---|
| selected episteme edition | carries the claim content made available | publication occurrence, form, carrier, audience access, or reliance |
| audience-declaration episteme | states the audience criterion | that a concrete receiver obtained, read, understood, or relied on the edition |
| bounded-use-declaration episteme | states supported operations or decisions, conditions, and excluded stronger uses | permission, acceptance, assurance, or actual work by itself |
| publication form | expresses the selected edition for the declared publication use | episteme identity or a durable public form kind by position |
U.PresentationCarrier | physically or digitally bears the publication form | the episteme, the form, or the EntityOfConcern |
| publication occurrence | makes the selected edition available to the declared audience for the declared bounded use | expression, bearing, access work, reading, or reliance |
The subject pattern keeps the verbs exact: PublicationFormExpressionRelation relates edition, form, and bounded-use declaration; PublicationFormBearingRelation relates form and carrier; EpistemePublicationRelation governs bounded availability of the selected edition through that form and carrier. Rendering, printing, uploading, indexing, or access-control work remains dated U.Work performed by systems. Plain “published episteme” names contingent participation in a publication occurrence, not a durable U.EpistemePublication kind.
One encountered thing can enter several relations without their objects collapsing. A completed inspection card may be a claim-bearing episteme; its reusable layout may be a publication form; a sheet or file may be a carrier; and a publication occurrence may make the selected card-episteme edition available to a maintenance team for one bounded use. Each claim is recovered independently.