Reading does not imply use A page can be read without being needed. That distance matters more than it seems. Use arrives later than understanding Understanding is internal. Use requires a situation. Situations are scarce They form when timing, context, and proximity overlap. Most pages wait for them. Waiting reshapes expectations Language softens. Claims lose …
A page settles before it moves Publishing feels like motion. Waiting feels like stillness, but the page is changing anyway. Systems notice shape before intent Intent is invisible unless it leaves a trace. Shape leaves traces everywhere. Headings create corridors A heading narrows what can happen next. It suggests direction without forcing speed. Paragraphs teach …