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 ## Motivation
 
-- Cross-runtime automated testing
-- Auto-requiring ecs systems
-- Commands for things like discord bots
-- Module loaders in general
-- Type safety (even if it's typed to be unknown, it's better than typecasting to any.)
-- Cyclical dependency reporting
-- This would be required for static cross-compilation or whatever the term is
+- Many patterns utilize current dynamic requires, or load in luau files manually:
+  - ECS systems
+  - The "service" pattern
+  - Module initializers
+  - Tests
+- The alternative (writing out manual requires) is quite cumbersome and not feasible to expect developers to do
+- Cross-runtime/platform automated testing is currently impossible
+- Current dynamic requires are not type safe and can have cyclical dependency errors which are not picked up on. This isn't a conceptual limitation, it is totally possible to report.
+- Cross-module compilation may be wanted in the eventual future. But this pattern is common and will not be going away. There should be a way to express "requiring all children of a directory" while still having full cross-module compilation.
 
 ## Design
 
 - directory/\*\* for descendants
 - directory/\* for children
-- Alphanumeric ordering
+- Alphanumeric ordering off file name
+  - file1
+  - file12
+  - file13
+  - file2
+  - file31
+  - file3
+- "File name" does not include extension!
 
 ```lua
 local children = require("directory/*)") -- array