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@@ -178,6 +178,95 @@ be used for calls to formatting functions like `fmt.Errorf`,
 But not for statements that are important for the flow or logic of the code,
 like `require.NoErrorf()`.
 
+#### Exceptions and additional styling for structured logging
+
+When making use of structured logging calls (there are any `btclog.Logger` 
+methods ending in `S`), a few different rules and exceptions apply.
+
+1) **Static messages:** Structured log calls take a `context.Context` as a first
+parameter and a _static_ string as the second parameter (the `msg` parameter). 
+Formatted strings should ideally not be used for the construction of the `msg` 
+parameter. Instead, key-value pairs (or `slog` attributes) should be used to 
+provide additional variables to the log line.
+
+**WRONG**
+```go
+log.DebugS(ctx, fmt.Sprintf("User %d just spent %.8f to open a channel", userID, 0.0154))
+```
+
+**RIGHT**
+```go
+log.InfoS(ctx, "Channel open performed",
+        slog.Int("user_id", userID),
+        btclog.Fmt("amount", "%.8f", 0.00154))
+```
+
+2) **Key-value attributes**: The third parameter in any structured log method is 
+a variadic list of the `any` type but it is required that these are provided in 
+key-value pairs such that an associated `slog.Attr` variable can be created for 
+each key-value pair. The simplest way to specify this is to directly pass in the 
+key-value pairs as raw literals as follows:
+
+```go
+log.InfoS(ctx, "Channel open performed", "user_id", userID, "amount", 0.00154)
+```
+This does work, but it becomes easy to make a mistake and accidentally leave out
+a value for each key provided leading to a nonsensical log line. To avoid this, 
+it is suggested to make use of the various `slog.Attr` helper functions as 
+follows:
+
+```go
+log.InfoS(ctx, "Channel open performed",
+        slog.Int("user_id", userID),
+        btclog.Fmt("amount", "%.8f", 0.00154))
+```
+
+3) **Line wrapping**: Structured log lines are an exception to the 80-character
+line wrapping rule. This is so that the key-value pairs can be easily read and
+reasoned about. If it is the case that there is only a single key-value pair
+and the entire log line is still less than 80 characters, it is acceptable to
+have the key-value pair on the same line as the log message. However, if there
+are multiple key-value pairs, it is suggested to use the one line per key-value
+pair format. Due to this suggestion, it is acceptable for any single key-value
+pair line to exceed 80 characters for the sake of readability.
+
+**WRONG**
+```go
+// Example 1.
+log.InfoS(ctx, "User connected", 
+        "user_id", userID)
+
+// Example 2.
+log.InfoS(ctx, "Channel open performed", "user_id", userID,
+        btclog.Fmt("amount", "%.8f", 0.00154), "channel_id", channelID)
+
+// Example 3.
+log.InfoS(ctx, "Bytes received", 
+        "user_id", userID, 
+        btclog.Hex("peer_id", peerID.SerializeCompressed()),
+        btclog.Hex("message", []bytes{
+                0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x04, 0x05, 0x06, 0x07, 0x08,
+        })))
+```
+
+**RIGHT**
+```go
+// Example 1.
+log.InfoS(ctx, "User connected", "user_id", userID)
+
+// Example 2.
+log.InfoS(ctx, "Channel open performed",
+        slog.Int("user_id", userID),
+        btclog.Fmt("amount", "%.8f", 0.00154),
+        slog.String("channel_id", channelID))
+
+// Example 3.
+log.InfoS(ctx, "Bytes received", 
+        "user_id", userID,
+        btclog.Hex("peer_id", peerID.SerializeCompressed()),
+        btclog.Hex("message", []bytes{0x01, 0x02, 0x03, 0x04, 0x05, 0x06, 0x07, 0x08})))
+```
+
 ### Wrapping long function definitions
 
 If one is forced to wrap lines of function arguments that exceed the