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E.17.EFP:4.2.b - What a publication-side reviewer checks first

A publication-side reviewer starts with five questions:

  1. Which exact source edition is intended: what ClaimGraph, EntityOfConcern and effective ReferenceScheme identify it?
  2. Does the text express enough for the declared use, retaining action-changing qualifications, source return and use-relevant omission disclosure? Whole-source coverage is not required; an omitted answer-changing condition blocks this use even if the displayed sentences are true.
  3. Does the text assert changed content or concern another entity or effective scheme? If so, which exact target and independently obtaining source-to-target relation support its form?
  4. Which E.24.PUB form or applicable A.6.3.RT representation expresses the identified episteme, and which explanation class changes the reader’s next action?
  5. Has the form begun carrying another unsupported claim, relation, reliance or deliberately coarsened use that must return to its direct pattern?

If a prerequisite is missing, return the exact source-identity, source-sufficiency, target-identity or relation gap. Do not manufacture a target from an omission or repair a gap with a class. Once these prerequisites and the action-changing class distinction are recoverable, the compact note is complete. Open a fuller face-by-face record only when a section 4.2 trigger consumes additional fields.