Some knowledge is fact, and it lives in the graph with provenance. But some knowledge is experience: how to walk into a conference and make it count, how to run a public meeting that does not blow up, how to get a stubborn permit unstuck. That kind does not belong in an encyclopedia. It belongs in a conversation between practitioners. This is that conversation.
Facts, judgment, provenance. "V-12 must be cracked half open before the start." Reviewed, credited, permanent.
Lives in the living graphPractice, craft, moves. "How do I get the most out of WEFTEC with two days and no budget?" Answered by peers, credited, alive.
Lives here, in the Field GuideCommunity answers appear immediately, marked community. A steward review adds ✓ field-tested. Nothing here enters the knowledge graph: how-tos stay living practice, credited to the people who share them.