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E.19:2 - Problem

Without a unified, explicit review pattern:

  • Different reviewers optimize for formal or template compliance and miss deeper ontological, semantic, and naming issues, producing bureaucratic output that does not improve the enforceable Conformance Checklist.
  • Authors “optimize for the visible checklist” and miss hidden requirements (lexical discipline, Bridge hygiene, SoTA‑Echoing quality, scope claims, delta‑class impact).
  • Older patterns accumulate conceptual staleness and diverge from current practice, current terminology, or current internal invariants.
  • The specification’s normative content becomes harder to trust: compliance becomes a matter of reviewer taste rather than a repeatable gate.