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A.6.1:6 - Bias-Annotation

Scope declaration: Universal across FPF-governed domains.

  • Gov. Favors one direct governing declaration for operation meaning. Counter-risk: every operation becomes a mechanism card. Mitigation: choose the explicitness needed by the current question.
  • Arch. Favors separate declaration, realization, method, work, and publication relations. Counter-risk: too many linked objects. Mitigation: make an object’s identity or a relation’s obtaining explicit only when the current assertion or receiving use needs it.
  • Onto-Epist. Favors U.Mechanism as declaration episteme and preserves the direct kind of its subject and realizer. Counter-risk: the familiar word mechanism is overread as a machine part. Mitigation: the early object-and-relation guide and heterogeneous cases expose the distinction.
  • Prag. Favors explicit argument and result declarations, application rules, laws, admission conditions, and applicability. Counter-risk: formal apparatus outruns value. Mitigation: ordinary direct statements remain admissible, and an actual binding opens only when a downstream claim asserts which value participated or was returned.
  • Did. Favors a short mantra and concrete cases. Counter-risk: readers treat imperative recall as execution order. Mitigation: apply A.22.CGUS only to an independently identified potential-continuation structure and keep actual Work or Transformation separate.