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This note defines a writing standard for the HγC second cycle, suggesting clear rules for effective academic writing.
This note defines the writing standard required by the HγC second cycle. It argues that later papers should inherit stabilized grammar, state their scope once, and then use the relevant instrument rather than rebuilding the full cautionary architecture. The standard is summarized by three rules: do not rebuild the grammar; use it; do not avoid hard cases; route them; do not inflate claims; let the instrument decide.
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