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F.18:5.5 - Status, Evidence, Source, and Publication Names

Status-like and evidence-like wording must go to direct patterns:

  • status value or status assertion: F.10 or A.19.SPR;
  • evidence-use relation: A.2.4 or its other direct subject pattern; A.10 for the descriptive evidence-provenance account and bounded reliance;
  • assurance use: B.3;
  • source use: E.10.D2 or source-use patterns;
  • description-episteme identity: C.2.1;
  • multi-view publication face or form: E.17;
  • availability of one selected edition, expression by a form, and bearing by a carrier: E.24.PUB;
  • gate or admission result: the relevant gate, decision, or assurance pattern.

Do not name these as system-role kinds or assignments unless that separate work-facing classification or direct assignment occurrence is actually current. “This standard plays the role of evidence” is repaired to the appropriate evidence-use, source-use, or status-use relation; it is not an assignment of the standard.