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SIE.1:6 - Bias-Annotation

LensLikely driftRepair
GovernanceThe integration team silently accepts loss or acts as source/value authority.Name each decision subject and the direct authority relation; make absence a blocker.
ArchitecturePlatform boundaries define the semantic use.Begin from the receiving result and keep realization alternatives open.
Ontology/EpistemologyA shared label or data field is treated as a shared meaning or true claim.State answer claims, source contexts, preserved distinctions, and uncertainty separately.
PragmaticsThe contract becomes a complete requirements catalogue rather than a decision tool.Keep only conditions that can change the receiving action or stop.
DidacticsReaders infer that SIE.1 must precede every other pattern.Enter directly elsewhere when an equivalent current contract already exists; verify compatibility instead of repeating it.