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E.10:0.2c.28 - profile, harness, catalog, registry, index, map

These usually point to a review profile, review harness, registry record, catalog publication, navigation index, map, publication form, companion publication, publication-companion relation, or relation between one companion publication and the publication unit or project record it helps readers inspect or use. Choose that kind named by value before writing; do not leave support record as the recovered head unless the named FPF pattern really defines that record kind. Treat one as an FPF pattern body, accepted campaign DRR, named current architecture document, or relation to one of them only when the named FPF pattern, accepted DRR, or architecture document and the obtaining direct relation with its actual participants are given by value; keep any row, index entry, or map element as its own claim-bearing episteme or C.29 representation.

Split:

  • review profile;
  • review harness;
  • source map;
  • navigation index;
  • registry record;
  • catalog publication;
  • benchmark harness;
  • entry aid or discoverability aid;
  • FPF pattern body.

If the named companion publication, review profile, review harness, registry record, index, or map mainly helps readers find, compare, test, or review something, keep it as a companion, navigation, or testing aid until a named FPF pattern or accepted DRR records the recurring action-guidance gain by value.