Duplicate Rule
What It Is
This retired entry preserves the allocated identity of an earlier concept. Duplicate settings now appear among the facets of a possible duplicate.
What It Is Not
It is no longer a separate broad concept in the planning layer.
How It Is Used
Earlier references remain resolvable. New planning reads the parent concept.
Its Facets
The retained facet rows provide continuity with the earlier classification.
How It Relates
Possible Duplicate is the current conceptual home.
What It Could Become
Future additions belong to that parent unless Product establishes a distinct broad outcome.