Writing Precisely

Precise writing is a discipline of constructing text by applying three fundamental intentions (the order matters):

1. Complete: The text must include all possible details about the subject.

2. Relevant: The complete text must only include the details which belong to the current task.

3. Concise: The relevant text must only include the details which belong to the current context.

This discipline realizes these intentions via its own methods and tools.

The goal of Precise writing is to produce text as a system of interrelated terms.

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• Perspectives
  • [Foundation] Closed Term System
  • Storing for Experimentation
  • Target Audience
  • Documentation as Code: Shifting Value
• Propositions
  • Storage for Exploration Data
• Conventions
  • Local Information Storage Model