diff --git a/binary/examples/stp-collection-after8.cbord b/binary/examples/stp-collection-after8.cbord
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+/ This is part of the stp-collection example /
+
+[
+  [2, 6(23 / container:item /), cri'./9'],
+  [2, 6(23 / container:item /), cri'./10'],
+  [2, 6(23 / container:item /), cri'./11'],
+  [2, 6(23 / container:item /), cri'./12'],
+  [2, 6(23 / container:item /), cri'./13'],
+  [2, 6(42 / stp:next /), cri'stp-collection-after8.cbord']
+]
diff --git a/binary/examples/stp-collection.cbord b/binary/examples/stp-collection.cbord
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+/ What could STP (Series Transfer Pattern) look like in CoRAL?        /
+/                                                                     /
+/ This assumes a basic collection pattern, applied to a long list of  /
+/ very generic resources.                                             /
+
+[
+  [2, 6(23 / container:item /), cri'./1'],
+  [2, 6(23 / container:item /), cri'./2'],
+  [2, 6(23 / container:item /), cri'./3'],
+  [2, 6(23 / container:item /), cri'./4'],
+  [2, 6(23 / container:item /), cri'./5'],
+  [2, 6(23 / container:item /), cri'./6'],
+  [2, 6(23 / container:item /), cri'./7'],
+  [2, 6(23 / container:item /), cri'./8'],
+  [2, 6(42 / stp:next /), cri'stp-collection-after8.cbord']
+]
diff --git a/binary/examples/stp-index-0.cbord b/binary/examples/stp-index-0.cbord
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+/ This is part of the stp-index example /
+
+[
+  / Actually, rather than just sending the embedded representation, could have sent the bare value just as well /
+  [2, 6(0 / coral:current-representation), 6.1668546672(
+    / 1668546560 + 112 for application/senml+cbor /
+    [
+      {-2 / bn /: "urn:dev:...", -4 / "bu" /: "Cel", -3 / "bt": 1234567890, 2 / "v" /: 39.1},
+      { / ... /}
+    ]
+  )]
+]
diff --git a/binary/examples/stp-index-1.cbord b/binary/examples/stp-index-1.cbord
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+/ This is part of the stp-index example /
+
+[
+  / Not indicating this is growing any more /
+  [2, 6(42 / stp:next /), cri'stp-index-0.cbord'],
+  [2, 6(0 / coral:current-representation), 6.1668546672(
+    / 1668546560 + 112 for application/senml+cbor /
+    [
+      {-2 / bn /: "urn:dev:...", -4 / "bu" /: "Cel", -3 / "bt": 1234571490, 2 / "v" /: 39.1},
+      { / ... /}
+    ]
+  )]
+]
diff --git a/binary/examples/stp-index-2.cbord b/binary/examples/stp-index-2.cbord
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+/ This is part of the stp-index example /
+
+[
+  / Yes I'm still growing (independenlty of whether you just observe /
+  / me or not) /
+  [2, 6(10 / core:obs /), true],
+  [2, 6(42 / stp:next /), cri'stp-index-1.cbord'],
+  / Alternatively to an embedded representation, multipart would just be another option /
+  [2, 6(0 / coral:current-representation), 6.1668546672(
+    / 1668546560 + 112 for application/senml+cbor /
+    [
+      {-2 / bn /: "urn:dev:...", -4 / "bu" /: "Cel", -3 / "bt": 1234575090, 2 / "v" /: 39.1},
+      { / ... /}
+    ]
+  )]
+]
diff --git a/binary/examples/stp-index.cbord b/binary/examples/stp-index.cbord
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+/ What could STP (Series Transfer Pattern) look like in CoRAL?        /
+/                                                                     /
+/ This assumes a series that is not expressed natively in CoRAL but   /
+/ by representations in another format (SenML). It pagination from a  /
+/ head, packs representations in together with the CoRAL, and also    /
+/ explores a form for random access.                                  /
+
+[
+  [2, 6(42 / stp:next /), cri'stp-index-2.cbord', [
+    / Being still observable means it's still growing. /
+    [2, 6(10 / core:obs /), true]
+  ]],
+  [2, 6(55 / stp:search /), null, [
+    / Form that describes how /
+    [2, 6(81 / form:target /), cri'cgi-bin/stp-index-search.php'],
+    [2, 6(82 / form:method /), 6(825 / FETCH /)],
+    [2, 6(83 / form:builder /), 6(559 / form:build-a-senml-fetch-out-of-what-you-are-looking-for /)],
+  ]],
+  / I seriously doubt anyone wants CRI templates, so this is in URI template /
+  / form. High data rate parallel fetchers might still want to use that      /
+  / information.                                                             /
+  [2, 6(56 / stp:all-are-of-this-form /), "stp-index-{linear}.cbord"]]
+  ]