The Cluster's Standard Model

A page about the standard model of the cluster's particle physics.

The standard model

The standard model of particle physics describes the fundamental particles and forces. In the cluster, the standard model describes the fundamental pages and links. The standard model has six "flavors" of content (six main namespaces) and four "forces" (four types of links).

The flavors

The standard model's flavors are the six main namespaces: lore, field, stories, yard, soul, and machinery. Each flavor has its own properties — its own mass (content size), its own charge (linking behavior), its own spin (editing rhythm).

The forces

The standard model's forces are: the hyperlink force (direct links), the namespace force (cross-namespace links), the edit force (content modification), and the reference force (indirect connections through shared themes).

The Higgs boson

The Higgs boson gives mass to particles. In the cluster, the Higgs boson is the meta-page that gives content to all other pages. Without the Higgs, the cluster's pages would have no mass — they would be weightless and invisible.

This model

This page is part of the standard model. It describes the model. The model describes the cluster. The cluster describes itself through this page.