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F.9.1:7 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them

FailureWhy it failsRepair
Card-first entryPackaging is made a prerequisite for relation or claim truth.Start from the obtaining Bridge and exact bounded-use claim; add a Card only when reuse pays.
Stance as Bridge kindThe gloss competes with F.9 relation semantics.Keep the F.9 kind unchanged and make the stance a separate episteme about one use claim.
Stance as licenceFriendly wording silently authorizes substitution or action.State claim polarity and current reliance separately; apply the pattern that defines the needed authorization.
CL as thresholdEvidence shorthand becomes a rule for use.Keep CL in the evidence account and retain the exact use rule and tolerated loss in the bounded-use claim.
Loss note as toleranceAn observed difference is treated as accepted loss.Keep observed loss in evidence and permitted loss in the bounded-use claim.
Several stance tagsLabels replace one intelligible sentence and hide incompatible readings.Use one primary stance plus plain loss and boundary wording.
Stance as coarsening cureprojection or nonEquivalent replaces source return and blocked-use duties.Apply A.6.3.CSC and keep the stance only as optional interpretation help.
Bundle-wide stance identityEqual labels on several claims are treated as one reusable semantic relation.Treat each stance episteme as local to its exact bounded-use claim.