Acronyms, abbreviations, and unusual words in TDX knowledge base articles

On first use of an acronym or abbreviation, the term should be spelled out with the acronym in parentheses following the spelled-out term. For later uses, the acronym or abbreviation can be used alone.

To ensure web accessibility, see W3C's pages on:

• Abbreviations
• Providing the first use of an abbreviation immediately before or after the expanded form

An "unusual word" may have several definitions, but one specific definition must be known for clarity of the content. Jargon and idiomatic expressions should be treated the same as unusual words. Any unusual words or jargon that is used in an article or service description should be added to the glossary, and the article should be linked to the glossary.

Try NOT to use jargon or overly technical terms in articles for the general public.

To ensure web accessibility, see W3C's pages on:

• Providing the definition of a word or phrase used in an unusual or restricted way
• Providing a glossary
• Linking to a glossary

IT Services Glossary

Any unusual words or jargon that is used in an article or service description should be added to the glossary, and the article should be linked to the glossary.