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E.17:5.3 - The publication-face kit

The optional morphism-publication profile uses representation-side constructors, not another viewpoint ontology:

  1. FaceObj_s is the conceptual object component for publication face designator s.
  2. F_face is the finite set of exact publication-form designators. Its default formality order is PlainView <= TechCard <= InteropCard; AssuranceLane remains independent.
  3. Emit_s(-) : EpMorphism -> FaceMorph_s constructs candidate publication-form content for s when this formal profile is current. If that work also constructs a different claim-bearing episteme, identify that receiving episteme and its source relation separately.
  4. The coherence rules in section 6 and the pin policy constrain this representation-side construction.
  5. InteropCard may carry exact interoperability-concern references; concrete exchange schemas remain outside Part E.

FaceObj_s, FaceMorph_s, and Emit_s are local conceptual-form symbols. They are not public U-kinds, U.Viewpoint epistemes, U.View individuals, publication occurrences, or presentation carriers.

Result. MVPK(f,F_face) yields a C.13 collection of selected publication forms, each paired with a current source reference and separate bounded-use declaration. If publication work constructs a different claim-bearing episteme rather than only a form of the selected source edition, identify that receiving episteme and its A.6.3 or other exact source relation separately; it is not the face. For each actual publication, E.24.PUB separately tests form expression, carrier bearing, and the five-participant publication occurrence with its declared audience, bounded use, and recurrence rule. E.17.0 conformance, A.22 organization, and C.29 representation remain separate and are checked under their own patterns. If a current use depends on organization among selected forms or among separately identified epistemes, select the exact U.Structure under A.22 from the corresponding exact collection, obtaining organizing relations, applied constraints, and use frame; the face collection supplies no structure by itself. PromoteFace[s->t] changes publication-form explicitness; it changes neither episteme identity nor viewpoint membership and adds no claims.