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F.8:2 - Problem

Without this pattern:

  1. Local or source wording becomes durable ontology. A temporary phrase or familiar standard term survives without a recovered subject and use.
  2. Role-like wording collapses different objects. A local system-role kind, its optional F.4 description, an A.2.1 assignment, performed Work, or another governed relation receives one misleading label.
  3. Reuse widens silently. An alias changes meaning, or an F.17 row admitted for naming is reused for equivalence, assignment, measurement, or structural inference.
  4. Naming is asked to admit ontology. A proposed U-kind enters F.8 before E.24.UK has settled whether the result is an admitted kind, reused kind, local kind, or recovered non-kind object.
  5. Identifiers and records act by proxy. A policy identifier lacks a resolvable specification, or a filled record is treated as the decision occurrence or result it describes.
  6. Locality labels become subjects. A review, team, project, or date label is used as if it created Work, assignment, evidence, status, or authority.