Public Pages Keep Private Context Out

Understand the boundary for public OpenCoven content.

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Written By Val AlexanderLast updated about 2 hours ago

OpenCoven Feedback is public, so every visible page needs a clean boundary between useful product context and private operational context.

Public Content Can Include

Public content can include product names, user-visible behavior, verified releases, public docs, public GitHub links, roadmap status, and high-level implementation context when it helps users.

Public Content Must Exclude

Public content must exclude API keys, tokens, passwords, private service URLs, device identifiers, raw personal data, private customer logs, and sensitive security details before approved disclosure.

How To Rewrite Private Context

Replace private details with the public symptom, affected product, verified artifact, and next user-visible outcome.

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