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[^blockrefs]: Hypothesis: [[Block References]] are suboptimal as [[cognitive devices]] due to being [[competitive]], whereas user generated IDs and encoded structure can be [[complementary]]. [^blockrefs]: Hypothesis: [[Block References]] are suboptimal as [[cognitive devices]] due to being [[competitive]], whereas user generated IDs and encoded structure can be [[complementary]].
[^complexity]: indentation is sufficient [^complexity]: indentation is sufficient
The blocks that follow, and others in the current text in the same [[console typeface]], are a self-documenting demonstration of text based [[Agora Protocol]].
- #push [[agora protocol]]
- a [[protocol]].
- Based on lightweight conventions conducive to [[knowledge federation]] of supported [[data formats]] as described below.
- [[plain text]] as layer 0 (bootstrapping).
- What the literate world already runs on: just plain old human language in full [[unicode]].
- Note that indented bulleted lists are efficient while encoding trees, [[heterarchies]].
- [[wikilinks]], #hashtags and other link conventions and annotation as part of layer 1.
- Layer 2 being defined, the same as refinements to other layers, as [[extensions]].
- If you are a member of an Agora, you can propose extensions to Agora Protocol by contributing to [[Agora RFCs]].
- This should be sufficient to bootstrap a [[governance layer]] defined by each [[Agora]].
- #pull [[agora rfcs]]
## Federation ## Federation
Individual Agora instances, initially provisioned and maintained by like-minded groups in a [[decentralized]] (Fediverse) model but later likely moving to a fully [[distributed]] model, are expected to federate in a greater [[Agora network]][^fediverse]. Individual Agora instances, initially provisioned and maintained by like-minded groups in a [[decentralized]] (Fediverse) model but later likely moving to a fully [[distributed]] model, are expected to federate in a greater [[Agora network]][^fediverse].
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# Technical specifications # Technical specifications
## Agora Protocol demo
The blocks that follow, and others in the current text in the same [[console typeface]], are a self-documenting demonstration of text based [[Agora Protocol]].
- #push [[agora protocol]]
- (Push can be used for writing child blocks to a remote context, as if broadcasting to a [[pubsub]] topic.)
- a [[protocol]].
- Based on lightweight conventions conducive to [[knowledge federation]] of supported [[data formats]] as described below.
- [[plain text]] as layer 0 (bootstrapping).
- What the literate world already runs on: just plain old human language in full [[unicode]].
- Note that indented bulleted lists are efficient while encoding trees, [[heterarchies]].
- [[wikilinks]], #hashtags and other link conventions and annotation as part of layer 1.
- Layer 2 being defined, the same as refinements to other layers, as [[extensions]].
- If you are a member of an Agora, you can propose extensions to Agora Protocol by contributing to [[Agora RFCs]].
- This should be sufficient to bootstrap a [[governance layer]] defined by each [[Agora]].
- #pull [[agora rfcs]]
## Data format ## Data format
- Layer 0: [[plain text]]. - Layer 0: [[plain text]].
- Plain text is ubiquituous. - Plain text is ubiquituous.
- It is not only a common standard for all tools in the knowledge space, which simplifies interoperability; it is a common standard for thought as shown by thousands of years of preserved culture. - It is not only a common standard for all tools in the knowledge space, which simplifies interoperability; it is a common standard for thought as shown by thousands of years of preserved culture.