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F.1:6 - Bias-Annotation

  • Gov: Authority, popularity, international status, or sponsorship does not decide membership; the receiving question and inspected claims do.
  • Arch: The method keeps source roles explicit and the active cut small without claiming exhaustive coverage.
  • Onto/Epist: A source, edition, inspected passage, inaccessible lead, source claim, local meaning, source-cut episteme and representation remain different.
  • Prag: Direct use of one identified sufficient source is the cheap exit. Add a search route only when it can repair a consequential gap at acceptable effort.
  • Did: A one-screen representation protects working memory; detailed analysis stays with the receiving work.
  • Scope: Practitioners use F.1 to find material and justify source selection. Truth, adequacy, semantic relations, synthesis, reliance and assurance remain receiving questions.