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E.10:16 - Consequences

Positive consequences:

  • Wording repair becomes ontology-first precision restoration rather than taste-based editing.
  • New names, field names, and pattern prose stay composable with FPF kinds, slot discipline, and the patterns that define their claims.
  • FPF can admit ordinary prose, source quotations, and local names without letting them become hidden ontology.

Costs:

  • A quick lexical replacement often becomes a short ontological check.
  • Some attractive phrases remain blocked until the relevant rule, relation, bearer, value set, or admissible use is named.
  • Broad source wording sometimes needs a precision-restoration pattern rather than a one-word replacement.