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Rewrite the site in plain sentences - #48

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Summary

The documentation site was hard to read. Sentences stacked several mechanisms at once, and a new word often arrived without a plain definition.

This rewrites the pages a reader actually walks: the home page, getting started, the GraphQL tour, the walkthrough, the guide, the gallery blurbs, the articles, the vision, the principles, and the recipes. The prose is plain and readable. A word is defined once, in ordinary language. The claims, the benchmark numbers, the code samples, and the figure directives are unchanged.

Decision records, the terminology contract, the runtime contract, and the specification stay as records.

Test plan

  • cargo run --manifest-path site/Cargo.toml wrote 115 pages and 105 plates
  • Headings, code fences, and figure-directive arguments match the previous text
  • Read the home page, one guide chapter, and one article out loud

The home page, the guide, the articles, the vision, the principles,
and the recipes. The claims, the numbers, the samples, and the
decision records stay as they were.
The previous pass split clauses until paragraphs read as a stack of
"it" sentences. Related clauses are joined again. Facts and samples
are unchanged.
@shergin shergin changed the title Rewrite the site in shorter sentences Rewrite the site in plain sentences Oct 16, 2026
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shergin merged commit 3efed2b into master Oct 16, 2026
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