C.32.MWA:6 - Bias-Annotation
Scope: Limited to synthesizing one usable architecture account of Methods and their use when several selected structures do not line up one-for-one. This is not a universal ontology, a required view set, a product-selection Method, or a complete architecting lifecycle.
| Lens | Likely drift | Repair |
|---|---|---|
| Gov | The synthesis is treated as a decision, authorization, accepted product boundary, published result, or current practice. | State the next use and apply the separate decision, publication, acceptance, or currentness pattern only when that claim is current. |
| Arch | One source stack, lifecycle, matrix, or preferred view becomes the architecture. | Select only structures that change the question; recover their relations and correspondences; retain non-isomorphism. |
| Onto-Epist | A model, description, row, level label, or future design is treated as the described object or an obtaining relation. | Name the subject and participant kinds, distinguish obtaining from prospective, and state what each description preserves and loses. |
| Prag | The synthesis becomes a large mandatory dossier or a relation inventory no decision uses. | Start with the short result; add a view or formal check only when it changes the current decision or prevents a demonstrated overread. |
| Did | Formal notation and specialist ontology appear before the working situation and first useful result. | Use ordinary case language first, give nearby plain glosses for necessary FPF terms, and keep symbolic assurance optional. |