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 This section details goals and values as they relate to the definition of an Agora on a high level.
 
 ## Praxis
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 The Agora is a platform for shared [[praxis]] based on a set of public [[intents]], which include declarations of [[goals]] and [[values]].
 
 An [[Agora]] tries to meet the user where they are. As a service in the internet, you don't sign up to an Agora: you sign in. Albeit the reference Agora is based firmly on [[web 1]] principles and core [[web]] protocols and architectural styles like [[http]], [[rdf]] and [[rest]], it also includes partial implementation of [[social]] protocols like [[activitypub]] which affords it a basic level of integration with the [[Fediverse]] and Twitter[^twitter].
 
 The [[Agora]] provisions an [[overlay]] (demo at https://anagora.org) querying an [[interlay]] ([[go/agora]]) integrating [[repositories]] as [[underlay]].
 
-With this tool the Agora community can embark on shared projects. I, as one member of the [[agora community]], would like to propose (offer) a series of [[projects]] as a collection of public [[intents]].
+With this tool the Agora community can embark on shared projects. The author, as one member of the [[agora community]], would like to propose (offer) a series of [[projects]] as a collection of public [[intents]].
 
 Let us use Agora Protocol if you may.
 
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 We describe later how an Agora can integrate with the wider internet ecosystem and how it could be used to run experiments on distributed thought.
 
+## Intents
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+These are sample intents of the [[author]].
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 # Applications
 This section explores possible further applications in the social and knowledge spaces in the form of a series of short essays.