or simply "visualization of the content document"?
On Wed, May 08, 2013 at 10:25:16AM -0700, Lars Janssen wrote:
>    In getting-started/simplecms.rst:
> 
>  >  bundles: :doc:`content`, :doc:`routing` and :doc:`menu`. The routing component
>  > -receives a request, that it matches to a ``Route`` instance loaded from
>  > -database.  That ``Route`` points to a ``Content`` instance: itself. A
>  > -controller is also determined by the routing component, that renders the
>  > -``Content`` using a template which, in turn, presents the user with a HTML
>  > -visualization of the stored information tree structure, rendered using
>  > +receives a request that it matches to a ``Route`` instance loaded from
>  > +persistent storage. That ``Route`` points to a ``Content`` instance: itself.
>  > +Which controller to use is determined by the routing component that renders the
>  > +``Content`` using a template which, in turn, presents the user with an HTML
>  > +visualization of the stored information tree structure. This is rendered using
> 
>    I agree it's a bit vague, but only because of the word "information". I'm
>    not sure if "node" is better. How about: "visualization of the stored
>    content tree structure"?
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