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A.6.B:9 — Bias‑Annotation

Scope: Universal for boundary descriptions.

  • Arch bias: favors explicit separation and explicit references; mitigated by allowing narrative faces while keeping commitments classified and referenced by ID or canonical location.
  • Gov bias: makes actual duty bearers and duties explicit (D) and auditability explicit (E); mitigated by keeping evidence conceptual and carrier-referenced rather than tool-specific. Responsibility, when claimed, remains a separate direct relation.
  • Ontological and Epistemic bias: insists on EntityOfConcern, Description episteme, and carrier and on work‑adjudicated effects; mitigated by providing clear cross‑quadrant link patterns so authors can still express real‑world governance needs.