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- The reference Agora, in which you are probably reading this, also has some #hashtag support. - The reference Agora, in which you are probably reading this, also has some #hashtag support.
- This Agora is [[rational]], [[pro social]] and [[heterarchical]]. - This Agora is [[rational]], [[pro social]] and [[heterarchical]].
- a [[protocol]]. - a [[protocol]].
- for [[knowledge federation]]. - based on lightweight conventions for [[knowledge federation]].
- can be bootstrapped with [[agora exchange format]]?
- #pull [[knowledge commons]]
- [[plain text]] plus wikilinks as layer 0 (bootstrapping layer). - [[plain text]] plus wikilinks as layer 0 (bootstrapping layer).
- indented bulleted lists designate a useful [[heterarchy]]. - indented bulleted lists designate a useful [[heterarchy]].
- [[wikilinks]] and #hashtags at layer 1, plus other link conventions and metadata extensions. - [[wikilinks]] and #hashtags at layer 1, plus other link conventions and metadata extensions.
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- see [[go/agora-slides]] for more. - see [[go/agora-slides]] for more.
- to see the communally maintained text of the full protocol, please refer to the [[stoa]] below. - to see the communally maintained text of the full protocol, please refer to the [[stoa]] below.
- [[stoa]] https://stoa.anagora.org/p/stoa - [[stoa]] https://stoa.anagora.org/p/stoa
- a [[protocol]] is a set of explicit conventions that can be followed for a purpose.
- conventions can be optional or necessary and must be marked as such. The default commitment level for this protocol is [[optional]]. [[use must if you must]].
- for [[extensions]]: - for [[extensions]]:
- push to or modify [[agora rfcs]]. - push to or modify [[agora rfcs]].
- this is as kept by the community agreeing to cooperate on such a list: the community of the [[agora]]. - this is as kept by the community agreeing to cooperate on such a list: the community of the [[agora]].
- #pull [[agora protocol]]
- The Agora network should be built on a federated protocol to limit the negative impact of diasporas. Groups might temporarily diverge in their views enough to want to run separate Agoras, but ideally Agoras should be able to cooperate on problems and solutions for which there is enough ideological alignment, and eventually merge back. - The Agora network should be built on a federated protocol to limit the negative impact of diasporas. Groups might temporarily diverge in their views enough to want to run separate Agoras, but ideally Agoras should be able to cooperate on problems and solutions for which there is enough ideological alignment, and eventually merge back.
- #pull [[agora protocol]]
## Graph definition ## Graph definition
- Being built around a knowledge graph, an Agora can be defined as a set of vertices or **nodes** `N` (each mapping to an entity in a knowledge base) and **edges** `E` (each mapping to a relationship between entities, annotated by context). - Being built around a knowledge graph, an Agora can be defined as a set of vertices or **nodes** `N` (each mapping to an entity in a knowledge base) and **edges** `E` (each mapping to a relationship between entities, annotated by context).
- An Agora [[node]] is a collection; it contains the set of all known resources *about* (or *related* to) the entity described by the node id, defaulting to its name as an arbitrary length unicode string. - An Agora [[node]] is a collection; it contains the set of all known resources *about* (or *related* to) the entity described by the node id, defaulting to its name as an arbitrary length unicode string.
- (But potentially overrided or extended with provided metadata and annotations.) - (But potentially overridden or extended with provided metadata and annotations.)
- In this paper each such resource attached to node `N` is known as a **subnode** `N_s`. - In this paper each such resource attached to node `N` is known as a **subnode** `N_s`.
- Note that because links can be annotated by context (as they can be considered to be by nearby #tags and [[wikilinks]]), an Agora graph can be said to be a **hypergraph** [^hypergraph]. - Note that because links can be annotated by context (as they can be considered to be by nearby #tags and [[wikilinks]]), an Agora graph can be said to be a **hypergraph** [^hypergraph].
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### Coordination problems ### Coordination problems
- A working Agora is a [[schelling point]] built around the [[principle of charity]]. - A working Agora is a [[schelling point]] built around the [[principle of charity]].
### Counter anti disintermediation through adversarial interoperability ### [[Counter anti disintermediation]] through [[adversarial interoperability]]
- An Agora can be used to solve coordination problems like those we need to solve to enable users to leave walled gardens and protect the [[commons]] against [[enclosure]] by [[anti disintermediating]] parties. - An Agora can be used to solve coordination problems like those we need to solve to enable users to leave walled gardens and protect the [[commons]] against [[enclosure]] by [[anti disintermediating]] parties.
- An Agora provides free [[bridges]] to escape [[walled gardens]] with your friends. - An Agora provides tries to provide free [[bridges]] to escape [[walled gardens]] with your friends.
- An Agora can help people regain and maintain control of their data, including their [[social graphs]]. - An Agora can help people regain and maintain control of their data, including their [[social graphs]].
### Flow problems ### Flow problems
- #pull [[liquid democracy]] - #pull [[liquid democracy]]
- We bootstrap a Universal Basic Income experiment using an Agora with a set of simple rules: - We bootstrap a [[Universal Basic Income]] experiment using an Agora with a set of simple rules:
- If you consider yourself under-privileged, you sign up to receive an income. - If you consider yourself under-privileged, you sign up to receive an income.
- If you consider yourself over-privileged, you sign up to donate an income. - If you consider yourself over-privileged, you sign up to donate an income.
- Incomes are recurring donations for a set number of months. - Incomes are recurring donations for a set number of months.
- Optional virality rule: the person receiving the income should elect to forward e.g. 10% of the sum received to someone less privileged than them. - Optional [[virality rule]]: the person receiving the income should elect to forward e.g. 10% of the sum received to someone less privileged than them.
- The virality rule both pushes network growth and constructively exploits wealth inequality and asymmetry of information: an under-privileged person is closer in the world to a more severely under-privileged person than the initial donor, so can more efficiently allocate the resources. This also empowers under-privileged people to also make ethical decisions. - The virality rule both pushes network growth and constructively exploits wealth inequality and asymmetry of information: an under-privileged person is closer in the world to a more severely under-privileged person than the initial donor, so can more efficiently allocate the resources. This also empowers under-privileged people to also make ethical decisions.
## Thanks ## Thanks
To [[Flancia Collective]], [[Agora Discuss]] and the [[Fellowship of the Link]] for discussion and inspiration. To my [[friends]] for their support. To [[Flancia Collective]], [[Agora Discuss]] and the [[Fellowship of the Link]] for discussion and inspiration.
To my [[friends]] for their support.