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 The cloud **platform** builds on top of the framework, scaling core API services across a nodal network that we call a plur **cloud**. Each plur _cloud_ operates as simple network appliance that may be started and stopped at will. Internally, the cloud contains plur **nodes** that control VMs, authenticate requests, route messages, and scale any apps or services developed with the plur framework.
 
-The API attempts to use JS as an **enterprise** language by following closely behind the ECMA language standard's progress. The plur library is designed to operate normally **without transpilng or compiling**. The JS library **doesn't pollute** or modify the existing global namespace. Traditional enterprise language features that are still "upcoming" in the JS standard are implemented by **convention**, using a single coding and documentation standard. Currently, two upcoming language features are implemeted by code: class **namespaces** and **interfaces**. All library features are available to any class by using the API's ```PlurObject.plurify()``` utility any time after declaration.
+The API attempts to use JS as an **enterprise** language by following closely behind the ECMA language standard's progress. The core library is designed to operate normally **without transpilng or compiling**. The JS library **doesn't pollute** or modify the existing global namespace. Traditional enterprise language features that are still "upcoming" in the JS standard are implemented by **convention**, using a single coding and documentation standard. Currently, two upcoming language features are implemeted by code: class **namespaces** and **interfaces**. All library features are available to any class by using the API's ```PlurObject.plurify()``` utility any time after declaration.
 
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