E.24:9 - Consequences

• FPF can introduce rich ontology units without treating every bounded local episteme as a new durable ontic.
• Draft ToC rows and planned pattern labels stop acting like current subject patterns.
• Dependent patterns can rely on the ontic-subject pattern and its named direct-relation patterns instead of reconstructing those rules locally.
• Selecting a durable ontic has an ongoing maintenance consequence: a change to the primary governed subject kind, identity rule, or any relation needed by named dependent use reopens the ontic-introduction decision and may affect those patterns. The bounded-local-episteme and direct-use dispositions avoid that cost when no durable coordination is needed; retaining a source expression for quotation or reduced use changes provenance handling, not that ontology cost.