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In #Flancia we'll meet

@jonny thank you so much for noding yourself! It made me happy to find that

anagora.org/jonny

I now also noded you -- my subnode shows up first because of the default crappy Agora ranking, but IMHO if you write about yourself you should probably get top ranking -- wdyt? Then your friends, whoever you , etc.

anagora.org[[jonny]] - anagora.orgThe Agora is a crowdsourced distributed knowledge graph: anagora.org.
Aug 14, 2022, 05:21 PM·Public·Pinafore
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In #Flancia we'll meet

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I don't mind :) I just started taking a look at anagora code (and submitted my first proposal!! github.com/flancian/agora-brid ) so I don't know the data model yet, but I feel like one approach might be to do something like the mediawiki {{template}} syntax, where a new node starts with a default set of elements (hedgedoc, forward/backwards links, graph, etc.) with a {{subst:template}}-style literal substitution, and then the order can be explicitly changed? but idk how much a node == a page

github.com[[feature request]] - n-back links · Issue #9 · flancian/agora-bridgeI'll often use the anagora bot to tag one or a series of toots/tweets, but the link can relatively implicit: eg. if I am tagging someone else's toot, then what's in the agora will be my...
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@flancian
are there upranks and downranks for node elements (what do you call them? the individual links and pieces within a node?)? that sounds useful. I also saw you were adding a "push" syntax for the masto bridge, with the relative link syntax i suggested, we could do something like [[^`up`]] to uprank the link made by the replied-to post?

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