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Adds LL-D-019 — "Who said otherwise?", the negation-audit lens (Pack 1: Using the product). Catalog grows 23 → 24 entries.

Release: https://github.com/Ronkupper/PRISM/releases/tag/v2.13.0 (paired framework release)

What it does. Applied to an existing document, the lens enumerates every negation ("not Y", "X, not Y", "rather than Y", "no Y") and runs each against the live-alternative test: would a cold reader plausibly arrive believing Y, or derive Y from the document's own numbers? A negation that passes carries information — it names the binding constraint or pre-empts a real misread. A negation that fails plants the accusation it denies: the reader leaves carrying the frame, the author reads as defensive, and the text implies a critic nobody heard from. Findings: keep (and record the live alternative) or rewrite positively.

Specialist posture: communications editor / framing reviewer. Evidence class: document. Informed by: Lakoff's Don't Think of an Elephant!, misinformation-correction research, and the plain-language editorial tradition.

Pairing. The same rule ships in the framework as SP-16 (The Elephant Rule) with a Self-check step-5 output gate — SP-16 governs documents PRISM produces; LL-D-019 audits documents that already exist.

Unchanged. The other 23 entries are untouched; the entry schema and pack structure carry over from v0.13.

Snapshot: lens/PRISM_lens_library_v0_14.md (byte-identical to the canonical file at this tag).

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