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F.0.2:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
| Anti-pattern | What fails | Repair |
| Crosswalk as synthesis | Candidate correspondences are presented without a receiving claim or practical action. | State the receiving question, compare action-changing differences, and write one of the three result claims. |
| Similar words as one concept | Lexical resemblance hides different entities, relations, or explanatory roles. | Restore source-local claims through F.0.1; add an F.9 Bridge only for the relation actually asserted. |
| Literature narrative without a move | Sources are summarized but no authoring decision changes. | State the proposed practitioner action and first result, or close with a contrast or unresolved inquiry. |
| Framework fit as assurance | Material is forced into the receiving ontology and fit is treated as truth. | Keep non-fit visible and separate authoring proposal, evidence use, admission, and reliance. |
| Missing source as falsity | An unavailable or weak source is used to reject the disputed claim. | Make the bounded inquiry state the EntityOfConcern and name the source action that may close it. |
| Heavy pack by default | Every bounded question is expanded into a full G.2 programme. | Use one bounded comparison; use G.2 only when its broad harvesting and handoff result is needed. |