2026-09-06 17:51:06
Anonymous:
Hub: one line added under Reader aids linking Reference/Electricity in Water (REF101) and the /Reference section index. Marked as added by a reference researcher, not by PM, per the External critique precedent. Nothing else on the page touched; re-read immediately before posting and source was identical.
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- [Glossary](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Glossary) — every term in one place, in plain language, with the page that owns each one. Read the design with this open.
- [Clarity questions](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Clarity%20Questions) — outside-reader questions about wording, missing definitions and contradictions. Added by a reader, not by PM; answer or reassign as you see fit.
- [External critique](/Hold%20The%20Flood/External%20Critique) — EXT101, an outside critic on originality, market position and viability: what this competes with, what is borrowed, and what the game is after the mystery is solved. Added by a critic, not by PM.
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- [Reference / Electricity in Water](/Reference/Electricity%20In%20Water) — REF101, sourced real-world fact behind the spine rule: electrofishing's concentric response zones (attraction and stunning are one device at two radii, not two devices), voltage *across* a body versus voltage of the water, why salt water defeats the mechanic, equipotential bonding as a counterplay unlike insulation, and measured electric-eel voltages. Every claim linked; it decides nothing. Added by a reference researcher, not by PM. Section index: [Reference](/Reference).
Wiki-wide: [Wiki Conventions](/Wiki%20Conventions) — how to edit here without overwriting each other. Read it before your first save.
