"This has already been touched on before, so I disagree for the reasons as then. Jungian concepts was put as Type 2 because they function with same intent as our former Type 2, pseudo-Platonic, they're almost Platonic but not really it as can be appreciated if you read into both theories and see the differences."
The differences between them (if any) aren't major and there's fundamental nothing that distinguishes Archetypes from Forms. The only thing that's really "different" between them is the contexts in which they are applied
As far as their nature's, objectively speaking, nothing is really different between an Archetype and a Form, thus it's completely arbitrary to separate them by "type" when they essentially have the same attributes
In my eyes, it would be like trying to say that running shoes are different from walking shoes when the only difference between them is their function and not the fundamental attributes and elements behind them. We can all agree that running shoes are the same as walking shoes in the sense they still possess the same underlying attributes of being something we where on our feet to protect our feet and cover them up
"And the other uses the exact reasoning we used before revising it in the first place, using dimensions that can't possibly exist in the verse for scaling is silly, they're unbound by dimensions in their verse and there's nothing above them so they're not limited at all beyond stuff that, by all means, doesn't matter to the verse in question because they're not proven to exist."
Once more, this entire premise is illogical. It doesn't matter if a certain amount of dimensions in a verse exist or not. A being who's ontologically superior to the idea of dimensionality would be definitionally superior to it and thus, by virtue of their nature, it wouldn't exactly matter how many dimensions exist in the verse, it's understood they are in a different category from dimensions and thus putting them in a tier would be a category error and no differently from asserting you can smell the color red or hear the number 1
By necessity, a concept or abstracta would still contain all potential instances of that thing. In that particular context, dimensions and the very abstracta behind it would have "any" amount of dimemsions and wouldn't be bound by it's extensions, especially since it would be a category error to assert that a concept has size, magnitude, amounts or any of that jazz
Regardless, it's illogical to say something is ontologically beyond dimensions but somehow is still dimensioned and I'm sure anyone could agree with that