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# breck yunits
- a [[person]]
- [[coder]]
- [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/breckyunits
- [[pull]] [[breckyunits]]
- [[scroll]]
- [[tree notation]]
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# 2021-08-07
- interesting discussion yesterday with [[kanopi]], [[bmann]], [[codex]] and [[james lu]] on tools for thought interchange.
- [[kanopi]], [[bmann]] and [[codex]] are all about [[standoff properties]], which makes sense.
- I feel there are two complementary approaches here: one [[markup]] based, one [[standoff]] based. They seemed to believe that standoff is clearly better, and they're into [[atjson]] in particular. It seems like a good approach and a good format to me, but I still feel markup has its place to shine and is complementary.
- [[james lu]] seemed the most open to a 'why not both' approach.
- [[breck yunits]]
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# scroll
- a [[static site generator]]
- by [[breck yunits]]
- https://twitter.com/breckyunits/status/1423729841392603136
- [[go]] https://scroll.pub
> Scroll is different than other static site generators in 3 ways.
> Instead of Markdown, Scroll uses the easily extendible Scrolldown, so you can invent new languages to better fit your content.
> Instead of supporting licenses, Scroll is 100% focused on public domain sites and everything is designed with that assumption.
> The default Scroll theme publishes all articles to a single page, so readers can read faster at a higher level, like reading a newspaper.
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# static site generator
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# tree notation
- [[go]] treenotation.org
- [[by]] [[breck yunits]]
- of the [[public domain publishing company]]
- [[faq]] https://faq.treenotation.org/
- a [[format]]
- [[go]] https://treenotation.org
- [[by]] [[breck yunits]]
- of the [[public domain publishing company]]
- [[faq]] https://faq.treenotation.org/