1 files changed, 1 insertions, 42 deletions

diff --git a/src/page/index.js b/src/page/index.js
index f580cbe..21d93c8 100644
--- a/src/page/index.js
+++ b/src/page/index.js
@@ -1,49 +1,8 @@
-// NB: This is the index for the page/ directory and contains exports for all
-// other modules here! It's not the page spec for the homepage - see
-// homepage.js for that.
-//
-// Each module published in this list should follow a particular format,
-// including any of the following exports:
-//
-// condition({wikiData})
-//     Returns a boolean indicating whether to process targets/writes (true) or
-//     skip this page spec altogether (false). This is usually used for
-//     selectively toggling pages according to site feature flags, though it may
-//     also be used to e.g. skip out if no targets would be found (preventing
-//     writeTargetless from generating an empty index page).
-//
-// targets({wikiData})
-//     Gets the objects which this page's write() function should be called on.
-//     Usually this will simply mean returning the appropriate thingData array,
-//     but it may also apply filter/map/etc if useful.
-//
-// write(thing, {wikiData})
-//     Provides descriptors for any page and data writes associated with the
-//     given thing (which will be a value from the targets() array). This
-//     includes page (HTML) writes, data (JSON) writes, etc. Notably, this
-//     function does not perform any file operations itself; it only describes
-//     the operations which will be processed elsewhere, once for each
-//     translation language.  The write function also immediately transforms
-//     any data which will be reused across writes of the same page, so that
-//     this data is effectively cached (rather than recalculated for each
-//     language/write).
-//
-// writeTargetless({wikiData})
-//     Provides descriptors for page/data/etc writes which will be used
-//     without concern for targets. This is usually used for writing index pages
-//     which should be generated just once (rather than corresponding to
-//     targets).
-//
-// As these modules are effectively the HTML templates for all site layout,
-// common patterns may also be exported alongside the special exports above.
-// These functions should be referenced only from adjacent modules, as they
-// pertain only to site page generation.
-
 export * as album from './album.js';
-export * as albumCommentary from './album-commentary.js';
 export * as artist from './artist.js';
 export * as artistAlias from './artist-alias.js';
 export * as flash from './flash.js';
+export * as flashAct from './flash-act.js';
 export * as group from './group.js';
 export * as homepage from './homepage.js';
 export * as listing from './listing.js';