A.6.3.NAR:6 - Bias-Annotation

Bias	How NAR counters it
Story-substitution bias	Requires selected source structure, visible loss, bounded use, and source return before the narrative is relied on.
Formality-first bias	Produces a useful narrative and source comparison without opening an exact identity record that the receiving use does not need.
Engagement-authority bias	Treats engagement as a bounded use claim; evidence, assurance, ethics, and policy force remain with the patterns that define those claims.
Sequence-naturalization bias	Makes the ordering and connective account explicit instead of letting a fluent order look inevitable or source-given.
Carrier-serialization bias	Keeps file export, stream order, OCR, and layout changes outside NAR unless selected source structure is actually ordered into a narrative path.
Generated-fluency bias	Keeps generated output as candidate material until source comparison and any independently required admission pass.
Narratology-import bias	Keeps narratology and storycraft detail in domain practice instead of creating automatic FPF Core kinds.