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agora-plan.md

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 # Agora Plan
 
-I'll use this as a sort of inline project page for the [[agora]] implementation you're likely reading this in now: [[anagora]].org. This'll be a place to centrally track lightly sorted TODOs, to begin with :)
+I'll use this as a sort of inline project page for the [[agora]] implementation you're likely reading this in now: [[anagora]].org.
 
 As you might know by now, an Agora is a beast with multiple legs:
 
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 This page is about both, although it's probably going to be [[Agora Server]] heavy as I'm currently focused on developing features for it.
 
 ## Latest
+- On [[2020-11-17]] I implemented [[latest]].
+- On [[2020-11-16]] I implemented [[agora fuzzy matching]] and full text search, adopted a div based layout, improved the CSS, improved user pages.
 - On [[2020-11-15]] I implemented dark mode (press on 'theme' on the top right corner to switch dark <-> light).
 - On [[2020-11-14]] I released [[agora 0.5.1]].
 - Previously:
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 [//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
 [agora]: agora "Agora"
 [anagora]: anagora "Anagora"
+[2020-11-17]: journal/2020-11-17 "2020-11-17"
+[2020-11-16]: journal/2020-11-16 "2020-11-16"
 [2020-11-15]: journal/2020-11-15 "2020-11-15"
 [2020-11-14]: journal/2020-11-14 "2020-11-14"
 [pen-coded]: pen-coded "Pen Coded"

latest.md

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+# Latest
+
+- The [[agora]] is designed to be less about the newest and shiniest and more about the most relevant, which might have been [[noded]] anytime.
+- Even so, it has a /latest view: <https://anagora.org/latest>.
+- It's hopefully just another nice way of discovering interesting content.
+
+[//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
+[agora]: agora "Agora"
+[//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"
+[//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"

node.md

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+# Node
+
+- Nodes and edges are the heart of the [[agora]], which is in essence a [[distributed knowledge graph]].
+- Nodes are made of one or more [[subnode]]s volunteered by different [[user]]s and [[source]]s.
+
+
+[//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
+[agora]: agora "Agora"
+[subnode]: subnode "Subnode"
+[//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"

noded.md

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+# Noded
+
+- I use [[node]] as a verb; IIRC this was also common in [[everything2]]. I like it; it brings the graph aspect of the [[agora]] to the foreground, and hopefully communicates that the process of adding a node is valuable in itself even if the content of the [[subnode]] is a stub.
+

subnode.md

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+# Subnode
+
+- A subnode is any piece of content that an [[agora]] user contributes; most commonly as of the time of writing ([[2020-11-17]]) a note in Markdown format, but eventually very likely any piece of media.
+- Subnodes are contained in [[node]]s, which are the heart of the [[agora]].
+- What you are reading right now is a [[subnode]]. If you look below or above, you will see other notes taken by other users -- these are all different subnodes in the same [[node]], which happens to be called 'subnode' in this particular case :)
+
+
+[//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
+[agora]: agora "Agora"
+[2020-11-17]: journal/2020-11-17 "2020-11-17"
+[subnode]: subnode "Subnode"
+[//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"