Suggestion regarding the description of assets in the Logseq DB documentation

I think the current asset system is difficult for users to understand because the terminology is somewhat inconsistent. In my opinion, the Logseq documentation should have described assets more appropriately as follows:

asset: A term referring to a special type of node in Logseq. Asset nodes are tagged with the existing built-in tag #Asset, which is hidden from users, so these nodes can be viewed on the #Asset page.
An asset contains two pieces of information: a name and a file. The part that can be freely edited in an asset node is the name. The actual file can be located by right-clicking the node and selecting Show File in Folder
Image and PDF files support built-in rendering, so the files themselves can be displayed directly within Logseq.

Therefore, an asset and an actual file are two different concepts. Linking to a file using ![name](file location) is simply a link to an internal file and has nothing to do with the asset system itself.

The issue does not name a documentation file or page, so first locate the section describing assets in the Logseq docs and compare its terminology with the proposed description. Done means the documentation clearly distinguishes asset nodes from actual files, explains the #Asset tag and file actions, and separates asset behavior from internal file links.