| Shadow-kind by repetition | The same claim-bearing episteme or reusable publication form appears in several patterns and starts being cited as an ontology object. | Apply E.24; either write a durable ontic pattern or keep the coordination in a bounded local episteme under C.2.1. |
| Draft ToC row as authority | A ToC row is cited as if it supplied current governing text. | Treat it as an investigation cue only; use current subject patterns until the pattern exists. |
| Slot list without identity | A pattern lists record fields as if they were SlotSpecs but never states what identifies the proposed ontic. | Add the exact identity or constitution rule and the smallest direct-relation set required by named dependent use, or keep the claims and references in a bounded local episteme under C.2.1 without proposing a durable ontic. |
| Pattern nest as ontology | A numbering or placement group is treated as the governed subject. | Name the primary governed subject kind, exact identity or constitution rule, minimal governed relation set, and their subject patterns; keep the pattern nest as publication and specialization placement under E.8. |
| New name as solution | The repair invents a smoother term while the typed values remain mixed. | Recover the primary governed subject kind, exact identity or constitution rule, minimal governed relation set, and direct governors first; name only after the ontology is settled. |
| SlotKind label becomes participant kind | A declaration-local SlotKind is reused as the world-side participant’s kind. | Keep the participant under its subject pattern and keep the SlotSpec inside the separate RelationSignature declaration. |
| Interface metaphor for slots | A relation-participant meaning, SlotSpec, assertion-side participant designation, or participant-kind constraint is called an interface without a governing interface pattern. | Use the named direct-relation or declaration term unless a boundary, module, signature, mechanism, or architecture pattern makes interface meaning current. |
| Typed paraphrase overload | A readable subject sentence is rewritten as a full chain of kinds, slots, and source-ontology labels without changing the claim. | Keep the subject sentence and annotate only the decision-changing slot or value under decision. |