Public documentation boundary

This repository is public. Classify both filename and content before reuse, and treat uncertainty as private.

Classification outcomes

Classification	Public action
PUBLIC	May be proposed after ordinary technical and licensing review
PUBLIC_AFTER_SANITIZATION	May be re-authored or transformed only after independent sanitization review
PRIVATE_INTERNAL	Do not publish
PRIVATE_CUSTOMER	Do not publish
SECRET_OR_CREDENTIAL	Do not publish; follow the approved secret-handling process
OBSOLETE	Do not migrate as current documentation
DUPLICATE	Consolidate into one public canonical topic only when the canonical source is safe
UNRESOLVED	Treat as private until resolved

Inspect more than prose

Review paths, front matter, examples, code blocks, links, diagrams, screenshots, archives, generated files, hidden files, image metadata, and history. Search for credentials, customer data, real domains and addresses, internal systems, inventory values, topology, private source locations, recovery material, support contacts, findings, accepted risks, and audit or test evidence.

Encryption or redaction markup does not automatically make a source public. An encrypted secret payload, reversible token, blurred screenshot, or hidden document property can still disclose protected information.

Safe examples

Use only explicit documentation values such as:

• example.com and host01.example.com;
• customer-example;
• 192.0.2.10, 198.51.100.10, or 203.0.113.10; and
• 2001:db8::10.

Do not invent realistic-looking Lightning IT hosts, accounts, endpoints, email addresses, or credentials.

Sanitization review

Record the original classification and checksum in the protected migration record, transform only the meaning that is safe and still useful, scan the result again, validate links and examples, and obtain a reviewer independent of the transformation. The public repository receives only the sanitized output and a safe aggregate provenance statement—not protected filenames or findings.

See the migration summary for the aggregate initial-corpus disposition.