Editing Author style guide (section)

== Page Structure ==
The archetypical design structure for organizing content in a page:

'''Top:'''

* Short intro
* Contents = Links to sections in current page Overview

'''Body'''

Split into 3 sections, based on the information theory triad:

1. Overview/ judgements/ perceptions/ information storage 

Current conclusions on the subject. This comes first, because the wiki is the information storage part of the project.

[Followed by  Contents Links]    

2. Theory/ legislation/ thought/ information processing/ answers why the subject of the page is important

History 

Why is it right?

Future

3. Execution/ action/ information transmission

Applications  

Each of these subjects can be further broken down into subsections along the same lines. If necessary, within the page, but preferably in a linked page for that subject.

'''Bottom:''' 

links to

# Detailed design of this subject
# Applications
# Mathematical formulas related to this subject
# Code related to this subject
# Downloads available for this subject
# See also [internal links]
# Notes [footnotes for this page]
# Citations [auto-generated footnotes with shorthand for the full references below]
# References

'''Bottom Bottom:''' smaller font, grey

<small>Members; Contributors’ Guide; general announcements...</small>