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C.2.6:15 - Extension and Migration Notes

C.2.6:15.1 - Local extension rule

Contexts may add local anchoring modes, but they should do so by extension of the starter family rather than by collapsing the family into a text-vs-world binary.

C.2.6:15.2 - Migration from metaphorical prose

When wording such as “the system wants”, “the note suggests”, or “the operator-facing publication says” leaves anchoring unclear, it should be repaired by naming the anchoring mode and any detector, enactor, or witness needed to explain it.

C.2.6:15.3 - Boundary reminder

U.LanguageStateAnchoringMode does not decide representation, articulation, closure, or trust by itself. It only names how the episteme is anchored.