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Contributors work in other codebases, most of them closed. Nothing from those belongs here — not employer or client names, not internal application or package names, not product-specific routes, model names, or page titles, and not absolute paths from a developer's machine.

Keep the conclusion, drop the measurement. Anonymising a statistic is not enough. "In one audited corpus, most entries were data models rather than pages" names no one, and a reader still cannot open that corpus, test the claim, or argue with it — it reads as authority while supplying none, and it dates the document to one sample taken once.

What a private codebase gives you is a thing you now know. Publish that, argued from why it holds: a visual CMS accumulates structured data models faster than pages because rows are cheap to add and a page needs a route. That claim stands on its own reasoning, and a reader who disagrees has something to push against.

This standard is held in review rather than by a script — the decision records why.

Examples must be self-contained. Scaffold a clean Next.js application with the the create-starter generator for fixtures, demos, and manual testing. Never point them at a codebase that is not part of this repository.