How this knowledge base is organized
docs(documentation): split reference into reference + new background category — 10 general-computing explainers move out of the consulted-not-browsed shelf
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ index_group: platform-orientation type: topic content_type: topic quality: complete short_description: "A reader's map of the platform knowledge base: fifteen areas covering what PointSav builds, how it's built, and why it can be trusted, for every reader." short_description: "A reader's map of the platform knowledge base: sixteen areas covering what PointSav builds, how it's built, and why it can be trusted, for every reader." status: active bcsc_class: public-disclosure-safe language_protocol: PROSE-TOPIC @@ -87,9 +87,15 @@ background. Each area name says plainly what it holds. that gate who and what can act on the platform: pairing a device, issuing a service-to-service capability token, and authenticating a binary download. - **Glossary and Reference** — every term defined in plain words, plus the catalogues used across the knowledge base. The fastest route to an unfamiliar term. - **Glossary and Reference** — every platform term defined in plain words, plus the catalogues and editorial standards used across the knowledge base. The fastest route to an unfamiliar term. - **Background** — the general computing concepts this knowledge base takes for granted, defined from first principles: appliances and minimal operating systems, edge and fog topology, interface and experience design. None of it describes anything PointSav built. Read it to pick up the field's vocabulary before the platform articles use it — or skip it entirely; every article stands on its own. JOURNAL research papers publish to each product site's own `/research` page rather than to this knowledge base.