A class of diagram shapes for limits — or more generally a class of weights for limits — is called sound as a doctrine of limits [Adámek, Borceux, Lack & Rosicky (2002)] if it behaves nicely when paired with the class of all colimit shapes (or weights) that commute with -limits in Set (or more generally in the base of enrichment).
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Matěj Dostál, Jiří Velebil, An elementary characterisation of sifted weights, arxiv
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