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C.26.2:6 - Bias-Annotation

This pattern biases authors toward minimal evidence-bound claims and explicit evidence. That may feel conservative, but it makes distributed-state language usable.

It also biases authors to keep primary grounding in distributed cognition, team cognition, organizational routines, socio-technical work, and evidence practice. The QL lens is secondary and only becomes active when probing, exporting, or comparing the state changes or loses load-bearing structure.