E.10:0.2b.2 - External holon and graph-expression source wording

Cue. External holon-class or Holon Graph Architecture (HGA) graph-expression wording such as AgentHolon, OrganisationHolon, DataHolon, ProcessHolon, Portal, Projection, event envelope, provenance, target holon, projection envelope, projected content, envelope, payload, RDF graph, node, edge, traversal, or boundary-governed payload whose FPF object is hidden.

Recover the claim before importing the source label. Use A.1 for admitted system or holon claims; C.2.1, E.17, architecture-description, publication, source-relation, or evidence patterns for data, document, projected content, description, publication, view, or evidence claims; A.10, source-relation, evidence-relation, dated-work, or publication patterns for event and provenance claims; and A.3.4.P, method, work-plan, or Work patterns for process-like wording. Portal, access, traversal, service-access, protocol, and agreement-like words do not select peer routers. While their object remains hidden, use A.6.RSIR; after recovery, use E.17 or the pattern for the publication claim, C.29 or the pattern for the representation and correspondence, A.6.0 plus A.6.5 for a reusable signature and its slots, A.6.M for a module-interface claim, the pattern for the policy claim, and A.10 or the pattern for the evidence claim. Use A.6.P:4.11a only when a relied-on service or access phrase hides its concrete subject or direct relation; use A.6.C only when recovered service-term, SLA, protocol, or agreement-like wording bundles promise, utterance or publication, governance, Work or consequence, or evidence claims; use general A.6.P only for another under-specified direct relation. For graph, RDF, node, edge, or traversal expression claims, use C.29, A.22, C.30.ASV, C.30.AD, E.17, or the pattern for the recovered source or publication relation; use A.6.B only for L, A, D, or E statement classification inside a boundary package.

W3C Community Group Holon Graph Architecture (HGA) vocabulary is retained as a serious source-finding cue or comparison term only after the recovered FPF object is named and differences from FPF are explicit. Do not mint source-class U-kinds such as U.AgentHolon, U.DataHolon, U.ProcessHolon, U.Portal, U.Projection, U.Envelope, or U.Payload; do not turn semantic-web class names or graph-expression vocabulary into FPF ontology.