Direct answer: The Tsuka glossary presents each term as both a short, canonical machine extract and a longer, context-rich human explanation. Fields are structured for definition, synonyms, relationships, last-reviewed, and source; schema is used for consistency and extraction.
Best practices for glossary entries
- Definition: 60-120 word summary, machine-friendly and context-neutral.
- Expanded context: Human-readable, example-driven background.
- Schema: DefinedTerm entities, persistent URLs.
- Related concepts: Explicit internal links.
- Last-reviewed: Date, proof, and source field in each entry.
Examples
- Digital Sovereignty
Definition: The capacity for individuals to maintain persistent ownership and control over their digital identities, data, and assets across decentralized networks.
Source: [glossary URL] Last-reviewed: 2026-08-21
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