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    A.6.P:11 — SoTA‑Echoing (informative; post‑2015 alignment)

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    A.6.P echoes contemporary practice across independent traditions, while remaining notation-neutral and Context-local. A row is retained only when it changes the A.6.P solution, checklist, boundary, worked case, or reopen condition.

    Practice source lineUse of sourceEchoWhat A.6.P adopts or adaptsWhat A.6.P rejects
    W3C SHACL Recommendation (2017) for shape validation over RDF graph assertions.Current-standard/reference use for assertion/constraint separation; not a complete current-best answer for FPF relation precision restoration.Separates graph assertions from constraints over node/value shapes.Adopts explicit structural constraint thinking for relation records and mutates CC-A.6.P-2: relation claims need explicit SlotSpecs, qualifiers, witness expectations, and admissible use, not only prose assertions.Rejects treating validation shape notation as the required FPF notation or as a substitute for relation-kind selection and lexical guardrails.
    RDF-star / SPARQL-star W3C Community Group Report (2021) and RDF/SPARQL WG current line for quoted triples and statement qualification.Current-practice and working-standardization source use for qualified statements; not stable ontology authority for FPF.Shows why hidden arity and qualification need explicit representation when statements carry statement-about-statement claim.Adapts the qualification pressure into RelationKind plus qualifier slots and change-class lexicon; mutates the hidden-arity and candidate-set examples.Rejects "reification solves the relation" when kind selection, endpoints, admissible use, and change semantics remain hidden.
    ISO/IEC/IEEE 42010:2022 architecture-description practice on viewpoints, model kinds, and correspondences.Current-standard and reference use for viewpoint accountability and correspondence discipline.Treats viewpoints and correspondences as first-class description concerns.Adopts viewpoint accountability for relation qualification and mutates boundary cases involving views, viewpoints, correspondences, and silent polarity flips.Rejects importing architecture-description ontology as the general relation ontology; architecture-specific cases still go to C.30, C.30.ASV, or C.30.P.
    Pickering, Gibbons, and Wu, "Profunctor Optics: Modular Data Accessors" (ICFP 2017) and successor optics practice.Current formal-lens source use for bidirectional view/update intuition; used as a stabilizing lens, not as mandatory notation."Pairs of projections plus invariants" makes multi-view relation discipline teachable.Adapts optics as a didactic stabilizer for multi-view relation repair and mutates the rationale for stable lens -> explicit slots -> change classes.Rejects requiring profunctor notation or treating formal elegance as proof of admissible relation use.
    Fong and Spivak, "Seven Sketches in Compositionality" (2019), as applied-category-theory lineage for compositional modeling.Lineage and didactic source use for compositional lens choice; not by itself current-best source use for FPF wording repair.Shows why stable abstract lenses can be reused across domains.Adapts compositionality as a reason to keep A.6.P notation-neutral while requiring relation slots and change lexicon; mutates the rationale and teaching examples.Rejects adding a global category-theory ontology to FPF relation repair.

    These echoes justify why A.6.P is structured as: stable lens -> explicit slots -> explicit change classes -> lexical guardrails, rather than "just define the verb". A source row that does not change A.6.P fields, examples, checklist rows, boundaries, or reopen conditions is decorative and should be removed or demoted to lineage outside the SoTA echo.

    Last Updated: 2026-06-08 — upstream FPF commit 093d30e8 (github.com/ailev/FPF)