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C.26.2:4.1 - Minimal claim principle

Preferred wording stays close to observed work:

  • “During window W, the incident-response organization acted consistently with a rollback-readiness posture, evidenced by release timing, escalation criteria, and shared trace use.”
  • “The service mesh exhibited a coordinated throttling regime under policy P, evidenced by route changes and saturation traces.”
  • “Market traces support an expectation-shift claim under probe Q, with media amplification still a rival explanation.”

Avoid wording that asserts a heavier claim, such as “the organization decided”, “the market knows”, or “the team has a distributed mind”, unless another FPF pattern and evidence requirement independently support it.