From c6c45b5bf2b2f5e6f69891e3cd43fd7d79b3e70a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Flancian <0@flancia.org>
Date: Tue, 23 Aug 2022 00:22:22 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] autopushed

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 agora pkg chapter.md | 2 +-
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 #push is an Agora Action. Its effect can **also**  be described as transclusion, but in the opposite direction: whereas Pull will transclude a remote context in the current context, Push will transclude the current context in a remote context. Push can be thought of as publishing to a [[topic]] in a PubSub system.
 
-#push takes a [[node]], a [[node/heterarchy]] or a URL. The meaning of pushing to a node is to publish the blocks or context in the destination node; the reference Agora publishes them in a similar format to local resources, either preceding them or athem depending on configuration. The meaning of pushing to a heterarchy (or "path") is to t
+#push takes a [[node]], a [[node/heterarchy]] or a URL. The meaning of pushing to a node is to publish the blocks or context in the destination node; the reference Agora publishes them in a similar format to local resources, either preceding them or after them depending on configuration. The meaning of pushing to a heterarchy (or "path") is to request attaching the resource or context at a point of insertion identified by the heterarchy as an anchor, if one is found (essentially allowing to fine tune placement).
 
 ## [[Stoa]]
 A resource can be declared a [[Stoa]] by tagging it as such. This marks it as a resource meant for [[cooperation]] or [[commoning]].