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E.24.CD:2 - Problem

Without an explicit first-use disposition:

  1. Publication forms become false subjects. A card, table, or schema receives ontology authority because it is visible.
  2. Local classification hardens into public ontology. A criterion useful in one context is treated as a durable FPF kind.
  3. Subject patterns are bypassed. Existing methods, work, relations, epistemes, structures, sources, and results are duplicated under a new head.
  4. Wording repair becomes ontology creation. A broad word is replaced with a new broad word while the actual subject and predicate remain hidden.
  5. Candidate work becomes a registry ritual. Authors fill fields or scores for possible ontics instead of deciding the current case.