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ME.6.MC:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
| Invited mistake | Repair |
| Compare pictures whose underlying arrangements are identical. | Identify the changed relation or finish with a change of description. |
| Infer combined adequacy from isolated component success. | Model the connection and establish the property needed of the combination. |
| Treat associativity as permission to reorder work. | Compare the two orders under their required observations. |
| Duplicate a shared performer or tool inside separate branches. | Use one shared-capacity account and recompute feasible overlap. |
| Treat one successful run as a guarantee over allowed interactions. | Retain its observed scope or derive the broader property. |
| Treat a model’s counterexample as an observed work failure. | Check the correspondence and state whether the result is a possibility, an impossibility under assumptions, or an observation. |
| Turn mathematical composition into Method parthood. | Return the mathematical consequence to ME.6; use ME.7 for whole identity and obtaining relations. |