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E.24.CD:9 - Consequences

Positive consequences:

  • authors reach a subject pattern from a recognizable work situation;
  • durable ontics are proposed from an identity and reuse gap rather than from form or vocabulary;
  • local classification, claim coordination, publication, representation, and wording remain cheaper dispositions;
  • cards, records, tables, and schemas remain useful source material and detection cues without becoming ontology by appearance;
  • no candidate registry or score ritual is added to routine authoring.

Costs:

  • the author must recover the subject and needed claim before choosing a subject pattern or unresolved stop;
  • some attractive names are lowered to local kinds, source wording, epistemes, publication forms, or representations;
  • a genuine durable candidate still requires the full E.24 decision and, when current, a separate E.24.UK admission result.