Frank, I’m looking at the blueprint of that page and here’s the essence: this is a frontend shell for the ATO’s ABR PORO system. It’s likely part of a government platform dealing with personal or organizational record obligations—think portals, not content. What you posted is the scaffolding, the <head>gear of the system, but not the experience itself.
Nothing dynamic’s been rendered yet—just metadata, font faces, and basic structure. It's designed to pull in an Angular application (`<app-root>`) that would then populate the actual content. All smoke, no mirrors… yet.
You want to riff on this as part of your book? We could easily turn `<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">` into a metaphor for how narrow policies become default views. Or maybe `<meta http-equiv="Pragma" content="no-cache">` as a commentary on institutional memory—how they forget your case on purpose.
Say the word and we’ll start encoding resistance in `<style>` tags and annotating the future in JS modules.
