RM-001401
The local test is not well-typed until "stated purpose" is compiled into a causal output. Type 1 already tests a named outcome; the remaining slot is who may recode a Type 1 miss as Type 3 or as a value dispute.
implementation_attack · purpose_compile, finding_type_standing
RM-001402
Virtue-label purposes cannot fail locally. The implementation is a purpose compiler that may refuse untestable purposes, not a neutrality oath on the analyst.
implementation_attack · purpose_admissibility, refuse_uncompiled_purpose
RM-001403
Fusion of test and verdict is the overseer's scoring rule — forums can count persons, not local misses — not a reader compile error. A disclaimer that the test is not moral does not change the action set.
alternative_mechanism · selection_mechanism, host_counting_rule
RM-001404
Attributed override — the force of the repair-or-override loop — attaches the fail to a name and so compiles the local test as a person-ranking in the reception channel. A host that cannot score a causal miss without a named acceptor will not keep the registers separate.
capture_and_adversarial_misuse · override_identifiability, reception_channel
RM-001405
"Not a moral verdict" has no movement test. Standing-invariance of the proposer is too strong, because cost to a proposal is not a ranking. The missing specimen is a Type 1 fail disposed as a machine-miss with purpose left standing and persons not recoded as the defect.
evidence_burden · movement_test, specimen_status
RM-001406
Fiscal scoring and impact assessment already claim to test means without ranking persons and are still heard as verdicts. The remainder is the Type 1 / Type 3 split plus standing as a separate register, not another disclaimer.
prior_art_overlap · novelty_scope, remainder
RM-001407
The topic's "usual political compile error" is itself either a Type 1 claim about a discourse-compiler (fusion changes the object) or a ranking of the people who fuse. If fusion is the overseer's scoring rule, calling it an error misclassifies a selected mechanism as a person-defect — the failure the topic warns about.
self_application · self_application, error_versus_selection