{
  "corpus": "BabyYarros",
  "why": "The rename exists to keep the author's INVENTIONS out of the adapter. A real-world referent any novelist could use is not hers, and renaming it damages prose for no leak benefit. This is the same call Brontë's STOP_COMMON made for London/Paris/Brussels/Yorkshire, written per corpus because the register is per corpus.",
  "how_derived": "Every capitalised surface the detector returned was read IN CONTEXT before landing here. That pass is why the list is short: `Violence` is Xaden's nickname for Violet, `Continent` and `Presentation` and `Battle Brief` and `Curator` and `Sage` and `Barrens` and `Originals` and `Montserrat` and `Athena` and `Aura` are all in-world, and every one of them would have been excluded by a plausible-looking guess. Ambiguous cases are deliberately NOT here: renaming is the safe direction, leaving is the leaking one.",
  "real_world_geography": [
    "Nepal",
    "Vegas",
    "Las",
    "Cuba",
    "Miami",
    "Dubai",
    "Barcelona",
    "Istanbul",
    "Pacific",
    "Everest",
    "Korea",
    "Angeles",
    "Los",
    "Fiji",
    "Havana",
    "Madagascar",
    "Machu",
    "Picchu",
    "Venezuela",
    "Himalayas",
    "Taj",
    "Mahal",
    "Jakarta",
    "Seoul",
    "Chile",
    "California",
    "Peru",
    "Morocco",
    "America",
    "Sri",
    "Lanka",
    "Abu",
    "Dhabi",
    "Buenos",
    "Aires",
    "Mykonos",
    "Dartmouth",
    "Colorado",
    "India",
    "Kathmandu",
    "Hong",
    "Kong",
    "Lukla",
    "Tahoe",
    "Lima",
    "Trenton"
  ],
  "real_world_institutions_and_brands": [
    "Harvard",
    "UCLA",
    "Google",
    "Jeep",
    "Marines",
    "YouTube",
    "GoPro",
    "Bellagio",
    "Fox"
  ],
  "real_world_nationalities": [
    "American",
    "Cuban",
    "Korean",
    "Indian"
  ],
  "real_world_culture": [
    "Thanksgiving",
    "Sherpas",
    "Casanova"
  ],
  "generic_words_capitalised_only_in_in-world_titles": [
    "Guide",
    "Edition",
    "Unauthorized",
    "Religion",
    "Saturdays",
    "Majesty",
    "Property",
    "Unedited",
    "Secondhand",
    "Excelling",
    "T-shirt"
  ],
  "min_count_note": "Detection runs at --min-count 3 for this corpus, not the default 5. Measured: dropping to 3 recovers Lilith, Nyra, Naolin, Tirvainne, Dajalair, Kiralair, Morraine, Beinhaven, Codagh and Tairneanach -- all author inventions that the 5 floor left in the text verbatim. The cost is more real-world nouns reaching the pool, which is what this file absorbs. ⚠ The gate's SENSITIVITY FLOOR is this number: a name appearing fewer than 3 times is never detected, so it is neither renamed nor reported."
}