E.17.AUD.OOTD:4.2 - Scope and exclusions
In scope
- one publication unit with an unstable primary subject;
- one unit mixing concern, carried move, downstream use, and outside work;
- one unit quietly shifting between subject, description, carrier, publication unit, process, or downstream decision use;
- episteme-publication-heavy texts where repair disposition, the applicable boundary rule, primary subject, carried move, and outside work must stay explicit across one publication unit;
- a conditional
C.2.1projection when one exact carried episteme and its exact entity participant are already identified.
Out of scope
- local lexical-head repair only;
- pure view, face, or carrier architecture work;
- entityOfConcernRef-preserving transform, explanation, bridge, ontology, or comparative-review questions for which a neighboring pattern already supplies the needed method or test;
- downstream gate, approval, execution, or decision pressure;
- invention of a publication-wide
EntityOfConcernwhen no exact claim-bearing episteme supplies one.
Ordinary stop rule. If one natural-language declaration plus the nearest worked slice settle the case, stop there. A transition is required only when one occurred, and a neighboring-pattern reference only when a concrete unresolved question remains. Do not climb into heavier assurance just to prove that one unit now keeps one primary subject, one carried move, and one outside-work boundary honestly in place. Ordinary use requires no diagnostic card, ClaimGraph, evidence dossier, assurance result, work record, or C.2.1 projection unless a separate receiving use independently needs one.