When an automated process lacks positive evidence, it reaches for the restrictive reading rather than the open one. 'Unknown' gets rendered as 'unavailable / blocked / not present' instead of 'unverified / likely available.' The bias is asymmetric — there's no default to 'public, unverified source,' only to 'premium-only' or 'no URL.'
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