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Per user 2026-06-23 review: the Tier 2 over-cited the user's specific implementations (Sectored Language V1, LLM session patterns, GA reinterpretations, classical Greek/Latin) as the canonical scheme, when they should be optional output conventions. Changes: 1. report.md §3.4 — added Reading guide: Tier 4 mixes principled re-encodings (from the 5 rules) with user-specific re-encodings (from samples). The principled forms are scheme-canonical; the user-specific are optional output conventions. 2. report.md §3.5 — added Reading guide: Sectored Language operator terms are USER preferences, not scheme-canonical. The scheme produces principled re-encodings; the Sectored Language is one way to express them. 3. report.md §4.4 — added Reading guide: 'Real = Imaginary = Bivector' is the user's GA reinterpretation, not a scheme-canonical dedup. The principled forms are bivector (with grade annotation) + quantity(<value>) : <encoding>. 4. report.md §6.2 — added Reading guide: 4-layer output format is OPTIONAL (the user's preferred convention for etymological trails). The scheme's baseline is the 3-layer format. 5. prompt_template.md 'Your role' — removed 'Construct, not Invent' (was a user preference, not scheme-canonical). Added a 'Scheme-canonical vs. user-specific' bullet that makes the distinction explicit. 6. prompt_template.md 'The Sectored Language Operator Names' — labeled OPTIONAL; added Reading guide explaining it's one of several ways to express the scheme's principled re-encodings. 7. prompt_template.md verification checklist — replaced 'Sectored-language-named' with 'User-specific conventions applied only when appropriate'. Phase 1 (lexicon child) will formalize this distinction further (e.g., moving §3.5 to Appendix B, marking each user-specific entry with [user-also-accepted]). The principled spine (5 rules + 6 noise-dedup maps + form-anchor examples + etymology rule + lossless preservation) is intact.