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mleku @mleku - 29d

in case it isn't clear, this means that the events have to have a reference to their parent node... and to do that, because of hashes being involved, you can't just do that with hashes, it has to be a versioning scheme that probably is easiest to base on a timestamp, so it would need a d tag scheme that includes the timestamp, and the timestamp would be the reference point for the reverse link this is complicated, i know but i've wrangled this tree versioning thing with embedding versions into Git repos and you simply can't refer to the commit at the top within the branches themselves, it's impossible or more exactly, the chances of finding it are so small that it would take a really long time to find it to protect the consistency, so you have to have a secondary scheme of versions

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Silberengel @Silberengel - 29d

It actually goes top-down, rather than bottom-up, and there is no parent-reference, so that the result is modular. I.e. anyone can reuse the branches from other trees, but the trees can be built from the information in the branches.

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Silberengel @Silberengel - 29d

Hey, I'm fixing to upload the KJV, today. Interested in Realy being the guinea pig, today?

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Silberengel @Silberengel - 29d

They're the only events that work that way, I think. Everything else is child-defines-parent, like you were describing. These are parent-defines-children. The children are just sort of floating around, and different parents can grab them and include them. That's how you'll be able to include the section from one research paper into another research paper. Like building blocks. Zettel.

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Silberengel @Silberengel - 29d

It's the Zettelkasten concept, basically.

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mleku @mleku - 29d

yeah, the map of the parts works as a gestalt but the pieces don't necessarily have to refer to them, you can't do both

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Silberengel @Silberengel - 29d

Yeah, it's like you make a scaffold out of 30040s and then pin 30041 Zettels to the the various arms of the scaffold. Then you can always rearrange the scaffold and move the Zettels around. They're like post-it notes.

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