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A.10:6.1 - Bias-Annotation

A.10 corrects carrier-authority bias and graph-authority bias. A polished badge, attestation, dashboard, generated explanation, or provenance mark can make an unsupported claim look settled; a tidy graph can make an ungrounded edge look like an obtaining relation. The repair is to recover the claim, source, carrier, direct relations, bounded use, and disposition. Add Work and its local result, defining rule, and result episteme when asserted, and currentness or a live rival when it changes reliance. More impressive paperwork is not a substitute.