Use a Wiki instead of a document

[NickStavros]

I think what has been provided is good, but it mixes definitions with encyclopedia type of explanations. Both are good, but both are not glossary entries. I think you also need to add references, standards, user scenarios, architectures, FAQ, "How To" Guides, " etc.

Look at the Glossary for the OMG DIDO-RA:

https://www.omgwiki.org/dido/doku.php?id=dido:public:ra:xapend:xapend.a_glossary:start

This allows

• Each term to be developed and maintained independent of the entire document
• Each term as a clean URI that points directly to the term for use in other documents and by the wider community
• Each term can have a discussion section
• There can be different templates for each kind of term that has the boilerplate provided for that term
• There can be private and a public area of the glossary. Terms that are "approved" can move from private to public
• Public terms are searchable by search engines, making them more likely to be used by outside groups
• It is easy to link definitions together to make a more natural web experience
• Every version of every term is kept and can be referred to for historical reasons
• Using the automatic backlink tracing capability allows for a good review when terms need to be updated/modified to ensure you don't break other things during the upgrade process.
• You can de-conflict overloaded terms

If you are interested, I would be glad to help with this using the OMG wiki structure as seen in DIDO-RA