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FarsiGo started from a simple requirement: the project needed a documentation model that respected editorial independence. One concept can have several authoritative forms, and none of those forms should be treated as a derived copy of another.
That idea changes the architecture. The URL identifies the concept. The edition identifies the publication. The renderer only swaps one official document for another.
Why that matters
When edition identity is part of the design, teams can maintain different voices without turning the site into a translation workflow.
Practical result
The reader gets a stable route, a persistent preference, and a clearer idea of what they are reading.