Use the second paragraph of Robert's introduction as an introduction to the standard guidelines section.

Reintroduce the reference to the standard and link to the 'more information' section.

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   suggest the following guidelines for Boost library
   documentation.</p>
 
+  <h2><a name="standards-conforming" id="standards-conforming">Standards
+  Conforming</a> Documentation</h2>
+
   <p>The documentation structure required for the standard is an
   effective way to describe the technical specifications for a
   library. Although terse, that format is familiar to many Boost
-  users and is far more precise than most ad hoc formats. Below
-  is a description of the Standard documentation structure. Note
+  users and is far more precise than most ad hoc formats.
+  This section (apart from the introduction) is taken from the
+  C++ standard's method of description (Section 17.3). The
+  <a href="#more">following section</a> fleshes this out with
+  more detail. Note
   that Standard proposals must include full standardese wording,
   which the committee will not do for you, to be accepted. That
   level of detail is not expected of Boost library
   documentation.</p>
 
-  <h2><a name="standards-conforming" id="standards-conforming">Standards
-  Conforming</a> Documentation</h2>
-
   <h3><a name="elements" id="elements">Document elements</a></h3>
 
   <p>Each document contains the following elements, as applicable<a class=