CC-E24PUB-1 | The bounded-use declaration itself names the intended receiving use. A separate plan, decision question, or U.WorkPlan is cited only when it independently exists and changes the publication claim. The publication statement names the selected edition, audience, bounded use, form, and carrier; it establishes no actual access, reliance, use, Work, or result. Any independently current stronger claim is routed to its direct pattern without reproducing that pattern’s test here. |
CC-E24PUB-2 | The selected episteme edition, audience declaration, bounded-use declaration, publication form, and presentation carrier are distinguishable. |
CC-E24PUB-3 | EpistemePublicationRelation has the five exact participant meanings, the availability predicate, and the maximal-continuous-occurrence identity rule stated in section 4.1. |
CC-E24PUB-4 | PublicationFormExpressionRelation and PublicationFormBearingRelation are recoverable when expression or carrier availability is load-bearing. |
CC-E24PUB-5 | Plain published episteme is used only for contingent participation; U.EpistemePublication is not used as a durable kind. |
CC-E24PUB-6 | A U.View remains a same-individual dependent specialization of U.Episteme under an obtaining E.17.0 conformance relation; graphical appearance and A.6.3 construction alone supply no membership. |
CC-E24PUB-7 | C.29 representation elements and correspondence remain distinct from the publication form and direct subject-side objects. |
CC-E24PUB-8 | Publication activity, actual access, reliance, evidence, decision, performed Work, operation binding, and result remain under their direct patterns. E.24.PUB checks only that publication availability is not used as proof of those stronger claims. |
CC-E24PUB-9 | A changed edition, form, carrier, audience, or bounded use leads to the smallest affected object or relation rather than a whole-stack rewrite. |
CC-E24PUB-10 | Ordinary use stops at the readable sentence when the receiving use needs no fuller relation detail. |