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E.24:5.9 - Currentness and Lowering Logic

Treat E.24 as current for ontic-introduction decisions while the subject patterns for relation-occurrence identity, reusable relation declarations, episteme identity, U-kind admission, wording-use restoration, and durable naming preserve the boundaries used here. Reopen one subject’s ontic-introduction decision when one of these changes governs that subject:

  • a new accepted FPF pattern changes direct relation identity, SlotSpec discipline, EntityOfConcern discipline, U-kind admission, or durable-name discipline;
  • a bounded local episteme begins to be cited as if it governed a durable ontic;
  • a planned pattern label acquires current subject pattern text and changes the ontic-introduction decision;
  • dependent patterns start copying direct-relation rules or RelationSignature declarations instead of relying on their subject patterns;
  • external source work governs the introduction method itself rather than one selected ontic or subject matter.

Do not let an unresolved ontology disposition constrain dependent use. Use E.24:4.1 until the payload is selected for direct subject-assertion use, a bounded local episteme, or a durable ontic, or is explicitly stopped unresolved. Record source-use status independently: quote-only, reduced use, or stronger source use does not settle the payload’s kind, identity, relation set, dependent-use reliance, or non-use boundary.