notation rule
notation.forbidden-forms
Cells concatenate; a cell list takes a comma; magnitude uses 0 for centered or a signed digit 1–3.
- docs: warning
- marketing: error
Rationale
The capacity letters O F B V and the domain letters P E M R S are disjoint, so each form below is decidable by POSITION rather than by the character alone. Comma, slash, underscore, colon and the sign markers all occur legally in icosa prose (OR,FM is a cell list, B+E- is a state, ABS_FLOOR is an identifier), so each pattern matches only where the notation grammar would never put that character: inside a cell, joining two cells, or doubling a sign.
Guidance
RB and MB are reversed-letter English, not cells; BR is Belonging, BM is Identification. OR,FM is a cell list; B+E- is a state; ABS_FLOOR is an identifier.
Checker behavior
Message
Forbidden notation form ({form}): {remedy}.
Applies in
- blockquote
- body
- heading
- list item
- table cell
Detection
- detector
- notation.forbidden-forms
- kind
- delegated
Examples
- correct
- BE listed
- cells OR,FM listed
- state B+E- shown
- magnitude B0E+3 shown
- the RB backlog
- 50 MB of data
- ABS_FLOOR=0.70
- incorrect
- write F,M here
- pair OP/FE shown
- key O_P legacy
- state B:E: legacy
- level O---E-- deep
Fix contract
- safety
{ "interactive": "suggest", "unattended": "retry" }