C.16.Q:6 - Bias-Annotation

The following biases apply to overloaded evaluative uses of quality in FPF-governed wording.

• Gov bias: this pattern favors explicit evaluative publication and explicit L/A/D/E hooks, which improves auditability but adds drafting overhead.
• Arch bias: this pattern prefers one stable transitional ascription record over free-form philosophical prose, which improves reuse but can feel rigid in exploratory notes.
• Onto-Epist bias: this pattern refuses to collapse preconceptual, latent, explanatory, engineering, and selector senses into one concept; that increases honesty at the cost of extra lexical work.
• Prag bias: this pattern defaults QD and NQD uses toward UseValue, which improves selector clarity but can feel narrower than colloquial “quality”.
• Did bias: this pattern is intentionally teachable through repeated rewrites; the risk is over-formalizing early exploratory language.