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E.17.EFP:4.1.a - Profile, episteme, and published-form distinction

ExplanationFaithfulnessProfile is a review profile. Its cases concern passive publication forms or representations of an exact U.Episteme.

The distinction is executable: identify the episteme through its claim content, exact concern and effective scheme; test the form’s sufficiency for the declared use; then classify that explanation use. Partial expression can preserve the source identity. Missing needed content blocks that use, while an actual changed target needs a C.2.1 identity and an independently obtaining source-to-target relation. An EFP class supplies none of these prerequisites.