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E.17.0:6 - Consequences

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Directly authored and derived views share one stable membership rule.A contested view claim requires inspection of one exact viewpoint edition and its fixed rules.
One episteme can serve several viewpoints without duplicated view individuals.Current-use selection must be kept separate from conformance.
Viewpoint catalogues package references without redefining viewpoint identity.A self-contained new P must state its complete fixed test; the C/Q/S branch is justified only when separately versioned convention organization changes a named reuse, comparison, or maintenance action.
Multi-view structures and correspondences become inspectable.A package or graph cannot substitute for collection, structure, or direct-relation recovery.
Publication and rendering can evolve independently of view identity.Publication users must name the exact occurrence, form, and carrier when those distinctions affect work.

Reopen the pattern when either conformance participant kind changes, the fixed predicate changes, or a proposed condition makes occurrence identity depend on an object other than E and P. Reopen a particular use when the candidate episteme, viewpoint edition, selected describing use, direct correspondence, or publication occurrence changes.