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E.11.PFP:6 - Bias-Annotation

Scope: Limited to the public Markdown form of an FPF, DPF, or LPF edition and faithful low-tool projections of that form. It is not a universal publication template and does not prescribe the form of an adjacent guide, catalogue, service, programme, evidence package, or maintainer record.

LensLikely driftRepair
GovA visible status or form pass is read as acceptance, authority, release, or currentness.Keep those claims under their own decisions and relations; the form only exposes selected public cues.
ArchA file, website, or combined package is treated as the product or edition, or every nearby result is forced into the framework form.Name edition, publication form, carrier, occurrence, support unit, and adjacent product separately; apply this profile only to framework constituents.
Epist (Epistemological and Ontological)A date, filename, digest, or editable front block becomes edition identity or evidence that a relation obtains.Use one stable public designation and edition-record return; project only exact facts from their own records.
PragAdministrative completeness displaces the reader’s first question, or an optional cue appears without changing use.Put the smallest useful edition cue first, then the ToC and practical entries; require a named reader decision for every extra front cue.
DidPredictable labels become rigid English-only machinery, terse navigation hides the patterns needed to act, examples read as a coverage catalogue, or compactness deletes a choice-changing distinction.Keep recognizable headings, the five-field ordinary form and six-field card form, explicit non-exhaustive wording, one product-language burden measure with mantra/card maxima, useful detail, and direct-pattern return; test translations, low-tool carriers, navigation, and mnemonic recall with intended readers.