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Let us use Agora Protocol if you may.
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Let us use Agora Protocol if you may.
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## Agora Protocol
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## [[Agora Protocol]]
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This section describes a [[protocol]] for publicly defining sets of [[conventions]] and [[intents]] that can be said to define an Agora. An Agora is a public space that defines itself as such and follows an explicit variation of the Agora Protocol.
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This section describes a [[protocol]] for publicly defining sets of [[conventions]] and [[intents]] that can be said to define an Agora. An Agora is a public space that defines itself as such and follows an explicit variation of the Agora Protocol.
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Note that outlines plus [[linking]] seem sufficient to encode thoughts and structure of arbitrary complexity in a human readable way[^complexity]. In the opinion of the author this seems sufficient to encode a [[hypergraph]] in a human friendly way, which might do away with the need for programmatically generated [[block references]][^blockrefs]. See [[Technical Specifications]] below for more.
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Note that outlines plus [[linking]] seem sufficient to encode thoughts and structure of arbitrary complexity in a human readable way[^complexity]. In the opinion of the author this seems sufficient to encode a [[hypergraph]] in a human friendly way, which might do away with the need for programmatically generated [[block references]][^blockrefs]. See [[Technical Specifications]] below for more.
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We also describe later how [[Agora Protocol]] can help an Agora integrate with the wider internet ecosystem and how a community could use it to run experiments on distributed thought.
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Next we describe how [[Agora Protocol]] can help provision an [[Agora Platform]] which integrates pro-socially with the wider internet ecosystem, and how a community could use both to run experiments on distributed thought.
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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]].
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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]].
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[^complexity]: indentation is sufficient
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[^complexity]: indentation is sufficient
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## Agora Platform
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## Federation
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## Federation
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Individual Agora instances, initially provisioned and maintained by like-minded groups in a [[decentralized]] ([[Fediverse]] compatible) model, but tending towards a fully [[distributed]] model, are expected to federate in a greater [[Agora network]][^fediverse].
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Individual Agora instances, initially provisioned and maintained by like-minded groups in a [[decentralized]] ([[Fediverse]] compatible) model, but tending towards a fully [[distributed]] model, are expected to federate in a greater [[Agora network]][^fediverse].
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