Node

an [[action]].
- To contribute to a [[node]] in the Agora.
  - TLDR for the Agora: If you volunteered a note called node.md (case insensitive) to this Agora, it would show up here with mine.
  - In an Agora, each contribution named after a node or tagged with it is a [[subnode]] of the node by default.
a [[thing]].
- You are currently in a [[node]].
  - The [[Agora]] is about [[nodes]] and [[edges]] -- the connections they have, explicitly labeled, modelling how the nodes are related.
  - This text you're reading is a [[subnode]] of node 'node' in this Agora; meaning it is a [[resource]] (a file) named after it, and thus assumed by the Agora to be about it or relevant to it.
  - An [[agora]] node is a crowdsourced [[set]] of resources page on a [[topic]] or [[entity]].
    - #push [[agora rfcs]]
      - being [[nodes]], [[subnodes]] should have their own [[subnodes]].
      - they currently don't; the Agora models one level only. but that could change.
  - Nodes and edges are [[the heart of the agora]], which is, I believe, in essence a [[commons]] built upon a [[distributed knowledge graph]].
    - A node maps to a [[wikilink]] or #hashtag.
    - Nodes are sets that contain [[subnodes]] volunteered by different [[users]] and tracked as [[sources]].
    - Subnodes are currently plain Markdown notes stored somewhere on the internet.
    - Sources are those available through an [[agora client]].
  - If you just got here from Twitter, consider [[agora twitter integration]].
    - [[tweet]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1342093633940561921
    - #pull the Agora is a [[sequential wiki]] in the spirit of [[everything2]].
      - [[livejournal]] [[medium]] are other inspirations.
  - A node is one of the components of a [[graph]].
- an [[action]]
  - to [[maintain]] a node in the [[agora]]; to contribute notes or other content to it.
  - [[git]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-server/blob/9fc30657f7a28f40b3e5d54bb6f3037eb074b8e8/app/agora.py#L46

📄 pushed from garden/flancian/agora paper.md by @flancian

[[push]] (a [[node]]), as if meaning publishing to a [[topic]].)

📄 pushed from garden/flancian/agora pkg chapter.md by @flancian

#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).

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public document at doc.anagora.org/node
video call at meet.jit.si/node

⥱ context

To see links, go up to full node [[node]].