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A.2.9:6 — Bias-Annotation

Lenses: Gov, Arch, Onto/Epist, Prag, Did. Scope: Kernel universal when the named receiving use of communicative Work, or its governance, eligibility, gating, provenance, or protocol use, makes the act itself current.

  • Gov bias: favors explicit accountable performers and auditable records; increases clarity but adds modeling overhead.
  • Arch bias: optimizes evolvability by keeping institutional effects referenceable rather than embedded in prose.
  • Onto/Epist bias: preserves the kind/actual-act/record/utterance-description/carrier distinctions and requires an actual performer for an occurrence claim.
  • Prag bias: models only what is needed for decisions/audit (not full intention/sincerity/perlocutionary psychology).
  • Did bias: keeps the record minimal and queryable for state checklists and boundary reviews.