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Methodological note establishes strong bounding language in HγC writing, suggesting effective communication.
This methodological note records a writing discipline for later HγC work: bounding language should be stated strongly, then trusted. It distinguishes first-cycle defensive caution from second-cycle transmissive caution, arguing that once a grammar has stabilized, caution should carry boundaries forward without preventing movement. The note is positioned after A5-Ops Note 01 and treats self-limitation as a load-bearing but compressible feature of HγC writing.
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