Well-organized definition
Well-organized means that most of the concepts and statements in the information are represented in a formal way and explicitly related (and hence ordered) by semantic relations – such as temporal, spatial, mereological, corrective, argumentation and specialization relations (e.g., subprocess and physical_part for the mereological relations) – in a normalized way, and hence in a non-redundant and easy to search&compare way. Modules of information grouping sets of statements (e.g., documents or long paragraphs) cannot be organized by such relations, they can mainly only be related by structural or indexation relations (e.g., inclusion, version, author, keywords, concepts, summary).