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 This wiki is operates in line with a set of principles outlined below that provide a shared ground for maintaining and improving the wiki over time. This wiki is operates in line with a set of principles outlined below that provide a shared ground for maintaining and improving the wiki over time.
  
-===== Transparency =====+==== Transparency ====
  
 The development process for each topic should be traceable. All contributions — including those involving AI tools — should be documented and credited. See the AI use section below for how to record AI-assisted work. The development process for each topic should be traceable. All contributions — including those involving AI tools — should be documented and credited. See the AI use section below for how to record AI-assisted work.
  
-**Credibility**+==== Credibility==== 
  
-Every factual claim and definition requires a source. References should be primary where possible — original papers, official documents, standards — rather than secondary summaries. Authors can consult existing glossaries (IEA, IEEE, IEC) to check for discrepancies between the ISGAN framing and established usage in other communities. +Every factual claim and definition requires a source. References should be primary where possible (original papers, official documents, standards), rather than secondary summaries. Authors can consult existing glossaries (IEA, IEEE, IEC) to check for discrepancies between the ISGAN framing and established usage in other communities. 
  
-**Triangulation**+==== Triangulation====  
 +Each topic is developed from three perspectives — actors and stakeholders, technologies and infrastructure, and institutional structures. These perspectives reflect that smart grid transitions cannot be understood from any one disciplinary vantage point alone. See Appendix A for full descriptions of what each perspective covers.
  
-Each topic is developed from three perspectives — actors and stakeholders, technologies and infrastructure, and institutional structures — to reflect that smart grid transitions cannot be understood from any one disciplinary vantage point alone. See Appendix A for full descriptions of what each perspective covers. +==== Scope==== 
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-**Scope**+
  
 Some concepts apply globally; others are regional or discipline-specific. The scope of any definition or interpretation, and where it originates, should be stated clearly. Some concepts apply globally; others are regional or discipline-specific. The scope of any definition or interpretation, and where it originates, should be stated clearly.
  
-**Accessibility**+==== Accessibility==== 
  
 Topics should be readable by all three audience groups listed above. Terms familiar within one discipline may be opaque outside it. Co-authors and page owners should ensure that any concept a policy reader might not recognize is either explained in plain language or included in the Key Terms section. Topics should be readable by all three audience groups listed above. Terms familiar within one discipline may be opaque outside it. Co-authors and page owners should ensure that any concept a policy reader might not recognize is either explained in plain language or included in the Key Terms section.
  
-**Knowledge integration**+==== Knowledge integration==== 
  
 Topics should build on ISGAN publications and outputs as a shared baseline. They should also connect to broader interdisciplinary literature where this expands or refines the ISGAN framing. Link to related ISGAN topic pages wherever relevant. Topics should build on ISGAN publications and outputs as a shared baseline. They should also connect to broader interdisciplinary literature where this expands or refines the ISGAN framing. Link to related ISGAN topic pages wherever relevant.
  
-**Feasible effort**+==== Feasible effort==== 
  
 The process is designed to be proportionate to available capacity. The length recommendations in this guide are intended to keep scope manageable, not to limit depth. Quality matters more than completeness at first publication — it is better to publish a well-grounded page that grows than to delay publication waiting for the perfect version. The process is designed to be proportionate to available capacity. The length recommendations in this guide are intended to keep scope manageable, not to limit depth. Quality matters more than completeness at first publication — it is better to publish a well-grounded page that grows than to delay publication waiting for the perfect version.
  
-**Referencing**+==== Referencing==== 
  
 References are required for all factual claims and definitions. Use APA 7th edition. Every reference should include a DOI or stable URL where available. Before submitting for review, page owners must verify that all sources exist and that the cited content matches the claim. References are required for all factual claims and definitions. Use APA 7th edition. Every reference should include a DOI or stable URL where available. Before submitting for review, page owners must verify that all sources exist and that the cited content matches the claim.
  
-**Copyright**+==== Copyright==== 
  
 For any image added to a wiki page, confirm the license permits use, and include a copyright attribution and source link beneath the image. For any image added to a wiki page, confirm the license permits use, and include a copyright attribution and source link beneath the image.