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# Namespaces

A fundamental aspect of documentation is figuring out how to present information to readers in the most effective way. A part of that is related to the way we create and handle `namespaces`, a set of schemes to organize content. Here's a few examples of the most common namespace types in documentation:

## **By "persona"**

*Personas* are profiles of the target audience of a certain portion of the documentation.

{% code title="Hubs by personas on MediaWiki's documentation" %}

```
├── Users
├── System Administrators
├── Developers
├── Translators
```

{% endcode %}

## By action

{% code title="GitHub guides" %}

```
├── Understanding the GitHub flow
├── Getting started with GitHub Pages
├── Forking projects
├── Making your code citable
├── Mastering issues
├── Mastering Markdown
├── Documenting your project on GitHub
```

{% endcode %}

{% code title="MediaWiki.org landing page" %}

```
├── Set up and run MediaWiki
├── Edit and use MediaWiki
├── Develop and extend code
├── Get help and contribute
```

{% endcode %}

## By subject

{% code title="GitLab user docs" %}

```
├── Overview
├── Concepts
├── Use cases
├── Projects
├── GitLab CI/CD
├── Account
├── Groups
```

{% endcode %}

## By type

{% code title="Clear Linux\* OS documentation" %}

```
├── About
├── Guides
├── Tutorials 
├── Reference 
├── FAQ
```

{% endcode %}


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