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RMP.4:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
| Failure | Why it fails | Repair |
| The final methods account replaces every earlier plan. | The critic loses the timing and content of commitments. | Retain surviving versions and distinguish reconstruction from prospective intention. |
| Missingness, exclusion and failed work all become “cleaning.” | Different threats to the result become indistinguishable. | Preserve each consequential event, its supported reason and effect on the receiving use. |
| A repository link is treated as criticism-ready access. | The material may not survive, be accessible or contain the needed detail. | Establish the actual material and access for the named examination. |
| A redacted summary inherits every claim of the original. | Hidden detail may be essential for the proposed criticism. | State which examination each view supports and obtain permitted access or narrow the use. |
| More records are treated as more warrant. | Volume cannot settle truth or compensate for missing decisive material. | Connect the records to a particular examination and leave scientific judgement to its Method. |
| An AI suggestion or citation enters the evidence chain without a human check. | Preserving an output does not establish its truth or source existence. | Retain the contribution and the responsible person’s verification, rejection or revision. |
| A run with substituted inputs is reported as replay of the original computation. | It tests a different input arrangement and cannot recover missing original inputs, decisions or service state. | State exactly what the new work tested and preserve its separate trace. |