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E.19:9 - Consequences

BenefitsTrade-offs and mitigations
Repeatable admission decisions — reviewers share a common review language.More explicit editorial work; mitigated by a small baseline and risk-selected profiles.
Higher trust in normative content — CC becomes the enforceable conformance check set.Authors must align prose and CC carefully; mitigated by coherence checks.
Controlled evolution — reviewers detect and repair conceptual drift.Periodic workload; mitigated by prioritizing high-dependency and high-risk patterns first.
Less hidden drift — terminology and cross-context reuse become explicit.Some drafts will be delayed; mitigated by early profile selection when the relevant risk is already visible.