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A.6.9:6 - Bias-Annotation

This pattern is biased toward:

  • Explicit action over fluent ambiguity. It slows only sentences that would otherwise hide what someone will do.
  • Relation-use separation. One Bridge can support several independently tested uses without becoming a licence.
  • Locality of meaning. Exact scheme and local-sense claims provide the interpretation basis without a reified context bearer.
  • Evidence humility. Scores, counterexamples, and invariants inform claims and reliance but do not manufacture relation truth or permission.

The dispatch stays cheap: same-context designation and direct-relation cases stop before F.9. The heavier path is reserved for a cross-local relation that a named use will actually consume.