The page of trust: everything that lets a reader (note: Reader) judge whether the site (note: Site) read is current. When it was built, from which repositories (note: Knowledge repository), at which version each was read, what the site leaves out and how a page is corrected. The footer (19 passages, no note) of every page links (note: Link) to it, "See the sources (note: Source) and their versions".
Today
The page at about/index.html opens on the breadcrumb (20 passages, no note) "Home (note: Home) › About this wiki", the title and the sentence (25 passages, no note) "This site is rebuilt at every change of the repositories. It is not edited here: every correction (4 passages, no note) is made in the original file, and appears at the next publication (40 passages, no note)." Three figures follow in one card (11 passages, no note): "Published on" with the build (note: Build) instant, "Pages" with the notes (note: Note) counted, "Indexed (7 passages, no note) words" with every entry of the alphabetical index counted. No quality (7 passages, no note) indicator stands among them, and no duration (3 passages, no note): the model records none, so that two builds of the same sources agree (3 passages, no note).
"Sources — each with the version exactly used" is one table (40 passages, no note), the repositories in the order of the home, the most cited first: REPOSITORY (the name of the source), NATURE (sources[].title when the configuration gives one, else the labels of the dominant types of the space), VERSION (the commit the build read, shortened to seven characters, empty for a local source without a git history), CONTENT KEPT ("312 pages" or "205 documents", as the home page counts them) and LAST CHANGE (the newest change from the git history, worded relative to the build). A source past the freshness threshold shows its date in the accent colour, doubled by its value in days and by a hidden phrase for assistive technology, and is named under the table: "The versions are those read at publication: two publications on the same versions produce an identical site. The source framing exceeds the freshness threshold of 180 days, which is reported here and in the build report, never on the pages themselves." The threshold named is the one that flags the source, staleness.warn_after_days.
The page closes on two paragraphs (19 passages, no note) over a rule (note: Rule): "What the site does not contain (3 passages, no note). The files the configuration (note: Configuration) excludes (note: Excluded file), the documents whose conversion (3 passages, no note) failed, and the words used fewer than 3 times. The publication report (3 passages, no note) lists them.", the threshold (note: Publication threshold) being inference.keyword_pages.min_occurrences and the report (47 passages, no note) the to-do page; and "Correct a page. Every page carries at its foot (10 passages, no note) the path of its file and a link to the forge (14 passages, no note). There is no other way to edit, and that is deliberate.", followed by the link "How to contribute" when project.contribute_url is set. A third (4 passages, no note) paragraph, "What is pseudonymised.", says that the names of the participants (14 passages, no note) are replaced by stable pseudonyms (3 passages, no note) and that the mapping is never published, when privacy.pseudonymize.enabled is true.
The page is generated from the model (note: Model) and the configuration. The key (46 passages, no note) project.about names a markdown (note: Markdown) file, relative to the configuration, whose sections (note: Section) are rendered (33 passages, no note) after the generated content (43 passages, no note) on the template (22 passages, no note) of a note; a file named and missing stops the build as a missing profile (note: Profile) would.
Objects
Actions
- Open the spaces → spaces
- Open the publication report → to-do page