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E.17:5.6 - Author ergonomics (non-normative)

Quick author steps:

  1. Name source and reader/use. Point to the current source account and say what this reader must understand or do.
  2. Choose the minimum face set. Start with one face; add another only when a different reader/use needs different detail or form. Copy no claim that the source does not carry, and state material omissions.
  3. Publish, compare, and stop. Check the face against the source and stop when the named reader/use is served. Add exact viewpoint, scope, occurrence, pin, bridge, evidence, gate, or assurance records only when that stronger use makes their identities material.

For the optional morphism profile, declare F_face, pin numeric or comparable content once, and run only the composition and promotion tests actually claimed by the selected faces. A -Lite face may drop optional fields but never add or strengthen claims.