Replaced features, links, and terminology
Follow current canonical terms and paths when older links, screenshots, or technical names remain visible.
In this article
- Team → workspace
- Use “workspace” in new procedures; older team technical names can remain without changing access.
- Project → project space
- Use “project space” for the structured Alæc context; project alone can refer to the broader mandate.
- Older article link
- The Help Center keeps compatibility paths to canonical articles when an application still uses an older link.
- Prefer the current article title and address in new bookmarks.
- Do not infer that a feature was removed merely because its label changed.
- If an older path no longer redirects, report the source link and the surface that opened it.
Practical guidance
Current guides use workspace for collaboration and project space for structured project context. Older screens or technical labels may still say team or project. Identify the object’s purpose and access scope before following a procedure; a terminology change alone does not migrate its data or change its permissions.
Advanced tips
Update shared bookmarks to the canonical Help address after following a compatibility link. If an old link fails, report the originating screen and full Help path so the redirect can be checked without exposing private project URLs.
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