A.6.RCD:6 - Bias-Annotation

Lenses tested: Gov, Arch, Onto/Epist, Prag, Did. Scope: Universal for applications of this pattern across FPF subject practices.

This pattern corrects primitive-kind bias: a useful repeated phrase or representation can look ontologically important before its exact claim and occurrence semantics are recovered. It also corrects false-parsimony bias: if every accepted derivation loses a distinction that changes real work and the subject supplies its own obtaining and identity laws, refusing the primitive would hide needed ontology.

The formal examples can bias authors toward syntax-first reasoning. The method therefore begins from the blocked receiving use, direct participants, and direct relations. The ordinary branch stays readable; formal apparatus appears only when it changes replay, reuse, proof, interoperability, or admission.