The model

Under it

• The nodes are the specification _guidelines/spec/1.1
• The structure of the specification is defined by its schema _guidelines/spec/1.2
• A node is one rule, and a section holds rules _guidelines/spec/1.3
• A node is cited by its sid, and its id is its address _guidelines/spec/1.4
• Checked means its owner confirmed its present wording _guidelines/spec/1.5
• Only its owner confirms a node _guidelines/spec/1.6
• An unchecked node is not implemented _guidelines/spec/1.7
• Removal goes through the archive when the node was ever confirmed _guidelines/spec/1.8
• A decision lives on the rule it settled _guidelines/spec/1.9
• A rule and its reason are held apart _guidelines/spec/1.10
• What the specification governs _guidelines/spec/1.11
• The specification holds its content; the code implements it _guidelines/spec/1.12
• The base specification names no technology _guidelines/spec/1.13
• Of a user interface the base states what it shows, not how it looks _guidelines/spec/1.14
• The base specification holds no figure of one instance _guidelines/spec/1.15
• The technical appendix stands beside the base specification _guidelines/spec/1.16
• The technical debt holds the problems of the default implementation set aside _guidelines/spec/1.17
• The guidelines hold their base and the appendix of their tools _guidelines/spec/1.18
• A project's own guidelines refine or implement the SpecSheriff guidelines _guidelines/spec/1.19
• Data structures are described in the specification _guidelines/spec/1.20
• A field is required only where its value is guaranteed _guidelines/spec/1.21
• A data record variant exists only for a value carrying fields of its own _guidelines/spec/1.22
• Each value choosing a data record variant is declared once _guidelines/spec/1.23
• What the domains share is agreed in contracts _guidelines/spec/1.24
• The specification is divided into domains _guidelines/spec/1.25
• A part of the specification can be read alone _guidelines/spec/1.26
• An entity is declared once _guidelines/spec/1.27
• A domain's specification opens with its header _guidelines/spec/1.28
• Every domain stands at a level _guidelines/spec/1.29
• The order of the domains _guidelines/spec/1.30