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Unixification moved

Where did the Unixification argument move?

Unixification is no longer maintained as a Standards page. It is now the front-of-house argument for why standards matter: Unixification.

Standards remain the operating floor. Unixification explains why small units, stable contracts, and composable interfaces make that floor valuable.

Action​

Use the WHY page when you need the public argument.

Use Standards pages when you need the operating detail: naming, templates, benchmarks, protocols, and design-system rules.

Checks​

  • Canonical public argument points to /beliefs/unixification.
  • Standards pages keep the procedures and enforcement rules.
  • Legacy links to this route lead readers onward instead of preserving a stale concept page.

Failure Modes​

  • Treating this pointer as the canonical Unixification article.
  • Rebuilding the old Standards page instead of improving the WHY page.
  • Moving standards procedures into /beliefs, where they would weaken the public argument.

Questions​

  • Which standards page carries the operating detail you need?
  • Does the reader need the public argument or the enforcement rule?
  • What signal would prove the WHY page is helping people understand standards?

Context​