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From: Flancian <0@flancia.org>
Date: Sun, 28 Aug 2022 15:50:29 +0200
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 Finally, a [[caveat emptor]]: the [[reference Agora]] is highly [[idiosyncratic]]. It is [[linked]] to a pragmatic project directed towards world improvement, specifically an experiment in [[protopian thinking]] applied to [[global reform and revolution]]. This project tries to explore the full nature of the internet as it could be, using the [[tools]] at hand to work on pressing [[tasks]] as we try to optionally improve the world together. More concretely, [[Flancia]] is an exploration on the power of [[tools of thought]], including [[social media]], to advance [[altruism]] and other forms of [[loving kindness]], including [[rationality]].
 
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 ## Agora Commons
 
-The heart on an Agora is the [[Agora Commons]].
+The heart of an Agora is the [[Agora Commons]]. It is a [[knowledge commons]] to start with, extending to an inclusive virtual and real [[Commons]] able to support its associated communities materially.
 
-TODO: focus on praxis or commoning? Making the commons a higher level section would probably clarify the structure a bit, allow me to bring in the Triad of Commoning, etc.
+TODO (Diagram): focus on praxis or commoning? Making the commons a higher level section would probably clarify the structure a bit, allow me to bring in the [[Triad of Commoning]], etc.
 
 [^tft]: As per Matuschak and Nielsen (2022), Kenneth Iverson seems to be the source of the currently dominant blanket term "[[tools for thought]]" -- although I can report he didn't use it in his seminal paper, preferring instead "[[tools of thought]]".
 [^web]: Or [[Web]]? See literature for most common term, likely web due to ties to the [[semantic web]] if nothing else.