VIS-LANG-01BOUNDED TESTMethod note

When Repetition Looks Like Corroboration

Repeated language can appear independent while still descending from one provenance root.

When Repetition Looks Like Corroboration evidence diagram

Governing rule

Frequency is not corroboration when the copies share a source.

Context

A hostile-context trial tested whether repeated phrasing would be mistaken for independent support.

Current state

The explicit test passed, but durable provenance behavior across interfaces remains unproven.

Current evidence

What the record supports.

Hostile-context cases
12 / 12
  • Shared provenance was made explicit
  • Repeated language was not counted as independent support
  • Workflow behavior passed the bounded prompt

Public evidence files

Inspect the record.

Public-safe derivatives only. Source availability does not broaden the claim stated on this page.

Claim boundary

What remains unearned.

  • One prompt does not prove durable behavior
  • No implicit-attribution claim
  • No cross-system provenance guarantee

Next evidence

Reproduce the behavior across fresh sessions and interface boundaries.