Anti-patterns: combinations that waste effort

Some action combinations work against each other or produce diminished returns.

Anti-pattern	Why it’s wrong
G-11 before G-1	Wikipedia work without entity verification produces inconsistencies that editors challenge
G-4 before G-3	Media pitches without substantive content to point to
M-3 before M-1	Hubs addressing the wrong questions
G-pillar work while O-pillar is at floor	Generative work invisible because foundations aren’t in place
Many parallel actions exceeding capacity	Everything slows down; nothing finishes well
Action selection based on stakeholder preference rather than AS finding	Bypasses the diagnostic; produces work that doesn’t address the actual deficit
M-1, M-3, G-2 without coordination	Question mapping, hubs, and territories should align; un-coordinated they fragment
G-4 and G-9 simultaneously without G-3 substrate	Both need citation-worthy content; without it, both fail
Aggressive G-12 correction before G-1 and G-11 establish entity baseline	Corrections without authoritative sources to point to
Adding new languages while existing languages aren’t producing measurable progress	Compounds the problem; spreads thin work thinner