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Dictionary & Glossary of Nouns

It’s fairly common for teams to call the same thing a host of different names. That might work internally, but it creates confusion with your customers and external partners. You can use this table to get your team on the same page about preferred terms, capitalization, usage, and more.

💡 Tip: You can also @-mention any row to to link back to its definition anywhere else in this doc. For example:
@Page
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This table is sorted alphabetically by Noun.
Our wonderful nouns
Noun
Definition
Example Sentence
Usage Notes
Feature XYZ
Definition
Sentence
Tips on usage
Page
Pages are the basic scaffolding of Coda. You can have as many pages as you like, giving your doc infinite depth to grow your ideas.
A Coda doc starts with a familiar blank page and a blinking cursor.
Capitalization: Sentence case Don’t get it twisted: In earlier version of our product, we called this noun a “Section.” This usage of section should be retired.
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