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 * **homogeneity** A [[homogeneity]] is a *regularity* which has a validation funtion associated with each key.
 * **keyword** A [[keyword]] is a token whose denotation starts with a colon and which has a limited range of allowed characters, not including punctuation or spaces, which evaluates to itself irrespective of the current binding environment.
 * **map** A map in the sense of a Clojure map; immutable, adding a name/value results in a new map being created. A map may be treated as a function on *keywords*, exactly as in Clojure.
-* **path** A path is a list of keywords. However, the path `(:aardvark :beluga :coeleocanth :dodo)` may be denoted `:aardvark:beluga:coeleocanth:dodo` and will be expanded into a list by the reader. If the value of `:ardvark` in the current environment is a map, and the value of `:beluga` in that map is a map, and the value of `:coeleocanth` in that map is a map, then the value of the path `:aardvark:beluga:coeleocanth:dodo` is whatever the value of `:dodo` is in the map indicated by `:aardvark:beluga:coeleocanth`; however if the path cannot be fully satisfied the value is `nil`. The notation `::aardvark:beluga:coeleocanth:dodo` is expanded by the reader into `((oblist) :aardvark :beluga :coeleocanth :dodo)`, or, in other words, is a path from the root namespace.
+* **path** A [[path]] is a list of keywords, with special notation and semantics. 
 * **regularity** A [[regularity]] is a map whose values are maps, all of whose members share the same keys. A map may be added to a regularity only if it has all the keys the regularity expects, although it may optionally have more. It is legitimate for the same map to be a member of two different regularities, if it has a union of their keys. Keys in a regularity must be keywords. Regularities are roughly the same sort of thing as objects in object oriented programming or tables in databases, but the values of the keys are not policed (see `homogeneity`).
  
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