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Reference articles for platform concepts. Start with quote profile accordion section types — the entity groups attached to a quote.

Quote profile sections

Each accordion on a quote profile groups a type of related entity (claims, decisions, contributions, and more). Open a topic for a short description of what that section contains.

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  • Definition of the processLinks a quote to a formal process definition that describes how a decision or workflow is structured.
  • Created profilesProfiles that were first introduced or formally created in connection with this quote.
  • References to quotesOther quotes that cite, reply to, or otherwise reference this quote.
  • References to claimsStructured claims that point at this quote as a source or supporting statement.
  • Term definitionsGlossary or term versions that this quote defines or clarifies.
  • ClaimsAttribute claims that are grounded in this quote.
  • Human avatar claimClaims about which real-world human identity (avatar) a speaking actor corresponds to.
  • Human duplicate claimClaims that one human profile is a duplicate of another human profile.
  • Criticisms (interests/priorities damage)Criticism entities that argue this quote harms someone's interests or priorities.
  • Personal decision historyPast personal decisions by the speaking actor that relate to this quote.
  • Group decision historyGroup-level decisions associated with this quote or its speaking actor.
  • Proposed decisionsProposed (not yet accepted) decisions that cite or are motivated by this quote.
  • Control claimsClaims about control over resources, channels, or entities mentioned or implied by the quote.
  • Causal relationship claimClaims that one event or factor caused another, grounded in this quote.
  • Emotional statementAnnotations that classify the emotional framing of the quote.
  • Social role definitionDefinitions of social roles that this quote introduces or clarifies.
  • Social role statementStatements that describe how a social role is performed or understood in context.
  • Risk statementStatements that describe risks, threats, or hazards mentioned in the quote.
  • Priority hierarchy pairPairs that compare relative priorities (A ranked over B) as implied or stated by the quote.
  • Social role assignment/attributionAttributions that assign a social role to a specific actor, based on this quote.
  • ContributionsPlatform contributions that created or edited entities related to this quote.
  • ReviewersUsers who reviewed or verified work connected to this quote.