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F.0.1:6 - Bias-Annotation

  • Gov: Source authorship, popularity, or standard status does not decide the receiving claim.
  • Arch: The pattern favors recoverable local meanings and explicit relations over one global vocabulary or universal container.
  • Onto/Epist: A word, a local-sense claim, its subject, its source, a basis relation, and a receiving claim remain different.
  • Prag: Ordinary use is one sentence and one citation; stronger objects and assurance are conditional.
  • Did: Plain worked cases come before formal designators. A scoped source heading may reduce repetition without hiding the source.
  • Scope: The pattern recovers meaning. It does not establish source truth, source adequacy, relation obtaining, permission to substitute, or assurance.