Refer to "record types" instead of "data types".

docs/model/convention/index.md

@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@
 
 ## In theory
 
-The farmOS data model describes basic data types that can be used to represent
-a farming system, but *how* those data types are used is left up to the user in
-large part.
+The farmOS data model describes basic record types that can be used to
+represent a farming system, but *how* those record types are used is left up to
+the user in large part.
 
 It is not the data model's responsibility to enforce an opinionated standard
 for all data that it stores. Instead, it aims to provide the flexibility for

docs/model/index.md

@@ -10,9 +10,9 @@ national forestry management.
 farmOS can model data that was recorded via manual data entry, as well as data
 streams from sensors or other applications.
 
-## Data types
+## Record types
 
-Data is organized into a set of high-level data types. The two primary record
+Data is organized into a set of high-level record types. The two primary record
 keeping data types are **Assets** and **Logs**. Other types include
 **Quantities**, **Terms**, **Plans**, and **Users**.
 
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ keeping data types are **Assets** and **Logs**. Other types include
 
 ## Conventions
 
-Beyond the data types that farmOS provides, it is helpful to develop
+Beyond the record types that farmOS provides, it is helpful to develop
 conventions around how they are used.
 
 [farmOS Data Conventions](/model/convention)

mkdocs.yml

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ site_name: farmOS 2.x Docs
 nav:
   - Data model:
     - Introduction: model/index.md
-    - Data types:
+    - Record types:
       - Assets: model/type/asset.md
       - Logs: model/type/log.md
       - Quantities: model/type/quantity.md