With the development of the procedures page and the individual and systemic webpage
profiles for hardware articles, the two are beginning to overlap in terminologies and
concepts. Modules are referenced in both and are slightly different between the separate
entities.

Procedural/Instructional modules are modular bits of instruction that can be
applied and stripped away, almost like a macro. This distinction of module may even
convolutedly apply to the hardware articles detailed in an equipment module, but a
distinction must be made regardless. 'E' denotes equipment modules and 'I' denotes
instructional ones.


What purposes do 'modules' serve?
A:	For equipment manifesting, the (E)modules serve to encapsulate a common or recurring
scheme of interconnection, defeating sometimes the need to laboredly outline each
individual component.
	For instructional applications, (I)modules compartmentalize the setup/configuration
required to activate or enable the desired fabrication of devices.


A translucent vendiagram-like illustration is in order for visually representing the
convergences and divergences of similar 'modules' of both varieties. Say an E module and
I module are dealing with a close or exactly alike detail of devices - this custom diagram
will visually highlight the commonalities as well as the technical artifacts.