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E.24.UK:9 - Consequences

Positive consequences:

  • public U.* names become reliable orientation signals;
  • dependent durable U-kinds can be named without pretending to be independent roots;
  • model-use structure specializations can be named without duplicating A.22 base identity or collapsing contexts, systems, views, representations, publications, or uses into structures;
  • type and kind wording is handled through C.3, E.24.UK, A.8, A.11, F.8, and F.5 rather than preserved as overlapping ontology;
  • structural names are settled before they become misleading public names.

Costs:

  • pattern authors must read the governed object before keeping a convenient U.* spelling;
  • some familiar host filenames, headings, and ToC rows must be renamed;
  • structural inventory work becomes part of U-kind governance, not an afterthought.