C.32:6 - Bias-Annotation

Scope: Limited to constructing a small candidate architecture palette for one C.30-grounded architecture question about one described holon or holon family. C.32 is not a universal architecting Method, a software-architecture default, a comparison or selection rule, a publication route, or a decision procedure.

Lens	Likely drift	Repair
Gov	A candidate, front member, generated option, or workshop consensus is treated as selected, authorized, accepted, published, or current.	Stop at the palette and use the pattern for the next claim; candidate wording creates none of those relations.
Arch	One visible structure, source diagram, functional graph, or organizational arrangement is treated as the architecture.	Ground the exact holon and architecture question, then coordinate only the selected structures and characteristics that actually change the candidate.
Onto-Epist	A description artifact, claim, model, role-shaped label, or proposed structure is treated as an obtaining architecture relation or world-side structure.	Keep the holon, obtaining relations, selected structures, modal claim content, source artifact, and candidate change distinct; use each direct subject pattern.
Prag	The palette becomes a dossier or exhaustive search although two to five useful alternatives would support the next use.	Keep the smallest useful set of selected-structure contribution rows, keep one row per candidate, and add richer evidence only when it changes the next architecture use.
Did	Formal records or software examples obscure the constructive move for another field.	Lead with the ordinary move—structures changed, gain, loss, constraint fit, source return, next use—and use unlike grounded cases; keep the richer record optional.