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E.17.AUD.OOTD:8 - Common Anti-Patterns

  • Local-repair inflation. Opening publication-unit discipline when one overloaded local lexical head or qualifier is still the real defect.
  • EntityOfConcern inflation. Calling every topic, kind, interpretation, question, or writing transition an EntityOfConcern or EntityOfConcern change.
  • Work-process smuggling. Letting a note begin as architecture, incident review, or comparison work and end as rollout, approval, or execution guidance without naming the transition.
  • Admissibility-pattern replacement. Treating this pattern as if it replaced view, face, or carrier architecture, entityOfConcernRef-preserving transform rules, explanation-face rules, bridge rules, or downstream decision texts.
  • Overgrowth by declaration. Stacking heavier fields onto a unit that still cannot keep one stable primary subject, one move, and one outside-work boundary in place.