Preregistration of a Reflexive Node-Classification Trial in Ontosystematics: positive no-ground across two articulations

Abstract

Conditions fixed in advance for the reflexive node-classification trial of the Ontosystematics founding article. The candidate is the determination that the common constitutes what acts without answering for it and that what remains when the ground-function is refused is a positive structure rather than a lack. It is tested across two articulations of one corpus under maximally different carriers and warrants: enacted in narrative and dialogical exhibition, and stated as doctrinal proposition. Five outputs with convicting conditions fixed in advance — adjudicated identity, division, failed identity, suspension, and carrier-bound — with the cost of each printed. Contamination controls are strict because author and classifier coincide. Publication is unconditional on outcome. Deposited before any classification is performed under it.