Blocking patterns

Some actions cannot succeed without prerequisites being substantially in place. Attempting them prematurely produces failure that may foreclose later success.

Action	Without this prerequisite	What happens
G-11	G-1 not complete	Wikipedia article rejected or Wikidata entity contested; durable artifacts in edit history
G-9	G-3 and G-8 not complete	Academic submissions rejected for lack of substance
G-4	G-3 not complete	Pitches without citation-worthy content; pattern of unsuccessful outreach
M-3	M-1 not complete	Hubs that don’t address the questions audiences actually ask
M-2	M-1 not complete	Answer-first architecture for the wrong questions
G-3	G-2 not complete	Long-form scattered across territories without compounding
All G-pillar	O-pillar not substantially complete	Generative work invisible because foundations aren’t in place

Blocking patterns are non-negotiable. Attempting blocked actions wastes effort at minimum and produces foreclosing failure at worst.