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- The [[internet]] lets you make up and write down (post) links that don't exist yet. If you craft them right, you can just create them later.
- This is an [[optimist]] use of the internet.
- I believe it has [[potential]].
- The [[agora]] is, first of all, a convention for cross-linking we can use while we exercise the craft of [[utopian]] [[thinking]] or any other that interests us and represents us.
- The [[agora]] is, first of all, a convention for cross-linking and shared discovery we can use while we exercise the craft of [[utopian]] [[thinking]] or any other that interests us and represents us.
[//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
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# Pull
- An [[action]].
- The inverse of [[push]].
- Pull and push might be used to implement broadcast and [[transclusion]], plus perhaps interest signaling.
- If you use this action, it will pull the target nodes to the current context. Like so:
- [[pull]] [[pull links]]
- [[pull]] [[pull nodes]]
- [[push]] doesn't exist yet, but might soon. It'll be close to its inverse.
- Pull and push might be seen as simple versions of [[transclusion]] and [[broadcast]] respectively.
- Note that in the context of a social network like the [[Agora]] "pull requests" to a node might be related to [[ranking]].
- See also: [[aka]].
[//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
[action]: action "Action"
[pull]: pull "Pull"
[push]: push "Push"
[agora]: agora "Agora"
[aka]: aka "Aka"
[transclusion]: transclusion "Transclusion"
[Agora]: agora "Agora"
[//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"