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E.24:2 - Problem

Without this discipline:

  1. Local epistemes become pseudo-ontics. A repeated claim-bearing episteme or reusable publication form starts to be cited as a new ontology unit even though its claims or layout only refer to existing governed values.
  2. Draft ToC rows become false authorities. A planned ToC row is cited as if it already supplied current governing text.
  3. Pattern placement is mistaken for ontology. A numbering or placement label becomes the proposed ontic even though no primary governed subject kind, exact identity or constitution rule, minimal governed relation set, or subject pattern is named.
  4. Reusable SlotSpecs are copied without a direct relation. Several patterns list similar SlotSpecs, but no direct pattern states the relation kind, participant meanings, obtaining condition, or occurrence identity.
  5. Existing typed values are duplicated. A new head repeats U.Method, U.Mechanism, U.WorkPlan, U.Work, evidence, gate, source, or result relations under a new name.