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# Pull
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- An [[action]].
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- The inverse of [[go]].
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- '[[pull]] [[agora action]]' makes sense both in [[action]] and here in pull. It means that agora action should perhaps redirect to one of us.
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- It 'pulls attention' from the node referenced to the current node.
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- Note 'go', 'pull' can be thought of as "active" forward links and backlinks.
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- Can be used to implement broadcast, synonims, canonical terms, interest signaling.
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- Node [[united states]] may [[pull]] USA.
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- Can provide benefits on both sides; those of the node pulling and those of the node being pulled.
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- In the context of a [[digital garden]], pull links function as a sort of inverse of the [[go]] link. They are equivalent to visiting the parameter node ("USA") and adding a go link to it pointing to the current one ("United States").
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- Note that in the context of a social network like the [[Agora]] those benefits can get to have a real life effect on people and their work; "pulling attention" is related to [[ranking]].
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- The inverse of [[push]].
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- Pull and push might be used to implement broadcast and [[transclusion]], plus perhaps interest signaling.
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- Note that in the context of a social network like the [[Agora]] "pull requests" to a node might be related to [[ranking]].
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- See also: [[aka]].
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[//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
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[action]: action "Action"
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[go]: go "Go"
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[pull]: pull "Pull"
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[agora-action]: agora-action "Agora Action"
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[digital-garden]: digital-garden "Digital Garden"
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[push]: push "Push"
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[agora]: agora "Agora"
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[aka]: aka "Aka"
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[//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"
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