A.2.6:12 - Bias-Annotation

USM counters three recurring biases. First, scope wording can hide a claim that the object is usable everywhere; require an addressable U.ContextSlice instead of a vague domain phrase. Second, abstract wording can be mistaken for wider scope; keep abstraction tier and detail separate from U.Scope. Third, publication convenience can be mistaken for content permission; U.PublicationScope bounds the publication surface and does not widen U.ClaimScope or U.WorkScope.