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A.6.S:6 - Bias-Annotation

Scope: signature-engineering uses that meet the entry condition; ordinary one-off revisions remain outside the two-signature branch.

  • Architecture bias (Arch): a reusable ConstructorSignature can improve repeated work but can also turn one edit into a framework. Mitigation: require a named receiver for the reusable vocabulary and laws; otherwise use the direct move and stop.

  • Onto/Epist bias (Onto/Epist): treating “editing the signature” as harmless can hide semantic change. Mitigation: distinguish a direct edit or new same-EntityOfConcern edition from an A.6.4 retargeting. A changed C.2.1 discriminator identifies another episteme; A.6.4 opens only when the exact EntityOfConcern changes.

  • Pragmatic bias (Prag): repeatable operation declarations cost authoring effort. Mitigation: introduce them only when a named receiver would otherwise reconstruct the same vocabulary or law.