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C.2.6:14 - Authoring and Review Guidance

C.2.6:14.1 - Author prompt

When declaring anchoring mode, ask:

  • what is the primary anchor kind?
  • does bodily or operator participation matter directly?
  • is the key anchor trace-based, model-internal, or document-based?
  • if multiple modes matter, which ones and why?

C.2.6:14.2 - Review prompt

An assurance reader should watch for the common mistake where prose formatting tricks authors into forgetting the original anchoring mode.

C.2.6:14.3 - Bridge note

If anchoring changes across publication or translation and the receiving use needs a semantic relation between local senses from different contexts, use F.9 for the Bridge, bounded-use claim, and its evidence and loss account. Use F.9.1 only when a separate stance note about that claim helps replace silent equivalence language with a bounded reading.