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CHK.3:6 - Bias-Annotation

The person introducing the list can mistake resistance for indifference. Non-use may be a rational response to poor timing, inaccessible information or repeated low-value work. Conversely, convenient local use can conceal burdens moved to a coordinator.

Trial with the people and tools that will actually bear those costs. A successful assisted demonstration does not establish routine independent use or broad cultural adoption.