E.17.AUD:7 - Consequences

• You slow down long enough to name the active publication-unit problem situation before patching the draft.
• You reduce pointless escalation from one overloaded local lexical head into a whole-unit rewrite.
• You reduce the opposite failure too: trying to solve whole-unit interpretation instability with one more qualifier on the same local lexical head.
• You keep neighboring publication-unit repair patterns and neighboring non-publication-unit patterns explicit instead of letting one broad stability name quietly absorb them.
• You make it harder for clearer prose, official-looking formatting, or wider circulation to masquerade as downstream claim or effect.