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Conditional endorsement series triple section reworded #326
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The ordering leads to negative conditions in the head of the rule still. The possible evaluation inconsistency from Issue #321 remains.
If the conditions are mutually-exclusive, then there's no need to order them and the triple is syntactic sugar for multiple normal conditions.
If the conditions are not mutually-exclusive, then you need a way to stratify condition matching to regain logical consistency.
Given that you haven't stated any condition, I don't know what your intention is here.