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We need a place for anchor proposals that were evaluated but don't meet the criteria for a semantic anchor. Currently these just get rejected as issues with no visible outcome on the website.
Problem
Some proposals are good concepts but fail the semantic anchor test — for example:
MIRRR UX Framework ([Anchor Proposal]: MIRRR UX Framework #150): A real framework, but not established enough in LLM training data to reliably activate the right knowledge
TLDR: Underspecified, no defined structure — will never be a semantic anchor regardless of training data
GoF Tier-3 patterns (Flyweight, Interpreter, Memento, Visitor): Too niche to work reliably as anchors
These represent different reasons for not qualifying:
Not in training data (yet) — good concept, but LLMs don't reliably recognize it
Structurally unsuitable — too vague, no defined methodology, pure instruction
Too niche — real pattern but too specialized for reliable activation
Goal
Create a non-prominent page on the website (not in main nav, linked from About/Contributing) that:
Lists evaluated proposals that didn't qualify
Explains WHY each didn't qualify (which criterion failed)
Serves as reference to avoid re-proposals
Educates contributors about what makes a good semantic anchor
Open design questions
What should the page be called? Not "Candidates" (suggests they'll become anchors). Options:
"Evaluated Proposals" / "Bewertete Vorschläge"
"Not Qualified" / "Nicht qualifiziert"
"Rejected Proposals" / "Abgelehnte Vorschläge"
Something else?
How to categorize the reasons (training data vs. structurally unsuitable vs. too niche)?
Should Tier-3 GoF patterns appear here too, or only stay in the umbrella context?
Should this be a static AsciiDoc page or generated from metadata?
Description
We need a place for anchor proposals that were evaluated but don't meet the criteria for a semantic anchor. Currently these just get rejected as issues with no visible outcome on the website.
Problem
Some proposals are good concepts but fail the semantic anchor test — for example:
These represent different reasons for not qualifying:
Goal
Create a non-prominent page on the website (not in main nav, linked from About/Contributing) that:
Open design questions
Examples to include
References
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