Library
A library is maintained by librarians, not by an algorithm that never deletes. pages.caod.ch follows that habit.
We add a page when there is something worth saying in full sentences: a principle, a reference note, a studio essay that will still read well in a year. We do not publish to fill a calendar. We do not keep stale copy because removal feels like loss.
Each entry has a title, a short description, and a place in the shelf order. The index points; it does not summarise everything. Readers choose what they need.
Revision is ordinary work. When law changes, when a product renames, when a paragraph repeats another page, we edit or merge. Git history remembers; the public page stays current.
This host is built to static HTML with no accounts and no analytics. That makes honesty cheap: the HTML you see is what we intend. For how we browse it, see The reading room. For why the host exists, see What pages is for.
Read what you need. Close the tab when you are done.