Content
Content rules govern raw Markdown files before any template renders them.
These standards ensure a page written for one property displays correctly across every site in the system, allowing notes to move seamlessly between Bear, GitHub, and Hugo without modification.
| Bilingual pages | How a page exists in two languages: paired files, shared related paths and localized slugs | |
| Cross-references | Three ways this site points at related content, and the rule for choosing between them | |
| Front matter | The metadata contract for content files: which keys exist, what they mean, and the rules for dates, slugs, aliases and translations | |
| Markdown | Markdown syntax reference for this site’s pages, from emphasis and headings to tables, footnotes, and emoji | |
| Section archetypes | Reusable definitions of the blog, TIL, collection, now/then, colophon and wiki sections | |
| Writing mechanics | Which dash does which job, what the typographer extension fixes automatically, and which emoji data to trust |