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 # Agora
-- A knowledge base for all our problems and their likely solutions.
-- In Flancia, of course, there is an Agora.
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+- An Agora is, in its most basic form, a set of conventions. Users that follow the convention associated with an Agora are said to be *in* the Agora.
+- Useful conventions are made explicit in an Agora's [[CONTRACT]].
+- An Agora is built around a distributed knowledge graph maintained by its users.
+- In Flancia, of course, there is an Agora: https://flancia.org/agora.
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 # Wikilink
 
 - A wikilink looks like this: [[wikilink]].
+- Wikilinks are the heart of the [[Agora]].
 - Wikilinks come, wait for it, from wikis :) You can think of the Agora as a sort of distributed wiki, although users in this wiki contribute individual contributions instead of community pages (for now). 
 - Wikilinks are great because they allow for very easy linking: you just [[link it as you go along]], then the link either works (because someone wrote that node/article/resource already) or you can click through and backfill it. I call this procedure link-driven writing.
 - Whenever there is more than one [[node]] with a given wikilink in an Agora (typical use case: notes kept on a certain topic by different users), the Agora will surface all of them when resolving the wikilink in question. Example: [[README]].
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 [//begin]: # "Autogenerated link references for markdown compatibility"
 [wikilink]: wikilink "Wikilink"
+[Agora]: agora "Agora"
 [link it as you go along]: link-it-as-you-go-along "Link It as You Go Along"
 [//end]: # "Autogenerated link references"
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