Concepts

Each concept has its own page — open one from the list below or the sidebar.

- Separation of Data and Presentation — Keep data and presentation separate: declare the topic once as data in a natural shape, and let the templates own how it looks — so one model can feed several outputs with nothing hand-duplicated.

- Content is self-contained — Capture the information itself; never defer to an external source for it. Attribution citations are fine; the only learning pointers are cross-references.

- Concept — A unit that captures an idea or mental model the reader must grasp — a sharp summary plus a wdoc body, rendered to its own page and cross-linked to related units.

- Entity — A unit for a noun in the topic's world — a person, an organisation, a tool, a type — the concrete things it names, usually with an attributes table in its body.

- Fact — A unit that holds factual data — a value, a constant, a value table — in its body, named by a title. It is the home for a reference table.

- Process — A unit (authored as a procedure) that captures the reliable sequence for doing a task — ordered steps, for someone who already knows the topic.