Ensure all networking-related documentation uses consistent terminology, clean markdown formatting, and readable structure. Apply this standard to any page covering protocols/features like Pub/Sub, WebSockets, SSE, MQTT, etc. - Use consistent terms and capitalization (e.g., “real-time”, “WebSockets”). - Structure content with clear headings and short sections (concept → how it works → key commands/approaches). - Keep markdown formatting hygienic (e.g., always end files with a trailing newline). - When adding educational material, include at least one trusted external resource link (official docs or a reputable reference). Example (pattern to follow in Markdown): ```md # Topic Title ## What is topic? Short, plain-language definition of the networking concept. ## How it works 1–3 sentences describing the flow/behavior. ## Key commands / options - `COMMAND_1` - `COMMAND_2` Learn more from the following resources: - [@official@Topic documentation](https://example.com) ```