E.11.DSG:2 - Problem
A bare list of DPFs does not tell a practitioner which combination answers one working question. A Reference written as a tutorial or metadata catalogue fails in the opposite direction: explanation and repeated fields hide the first useful answer.
Both failures invite stronger false claims. Readers may infer that listed DPFs form one framework, depend on each other, are compatible, current, or available. They may also treat the Reference as lookup Work, evidence, or the decision that makes a product series belong to a Suite. A changed DPF edition can then make an answer stale while the Suite, product series, and Reference edition remain unclear.