📚 node [[agora]]

📓 garden/flancian/agora.md by @flancian ️👁 ️📝

Agora

A [[protocol]].
- #pull [[agora protocol]]
A [[platform]].
- #pull [[agora platform]]
A [[graph]].
- #pull [[agora graph]]
A [[commons]].
- The Agora is a distributed knowledge graph and experimental social network.
  - See [[go/agora slides]] if you'd like a 10' introduction to the key concepts.
  - See [[go/agora doc]] if you are interested and have half an hour :)
- The [[Agora]] you're likely reading this in, https://anagora.org , is designed to be just one of many.
  - Anyone can run [[an Agora]] of their own if they so desire. This Agora is [[open source]]: [[go/agora]].
  - To [[sign up]] for the Agora, which means volunteering your writing and media to it, please consult [[agora editor]].
  - This Agora wants to be [[maximally inclusive]], but it is in its infancy; it is a [[work in progress]]. If you want to participate and can't, please also send email to signup@anagora.org to let us know.
  - Through projects such as [[Agora bridge]], we hope to make this Agora available for writing to anyone that has access to a [[digital garden]] or a social media account.
  - Follow an [[agora bot]] if you'd like to contribute to this Agora from [[social media]]:
    - [[mastodon]] https://botsin.space/@agora
    - [[twitter]] https://twitter.com/an_agora
  - If you want to learn more about the [[experimental]] nature of this Agora, please refer to this Hacker News comment. If you want to keep up to date with development, consider adding me on Twitter or Mastodon: [[flancian]].
- Agoras are spaces kept by communities with [[good intent]] while expressing explicit [[goals]] and open [[protocols]].
  - This section, made up of items in a [[markdown]] list, is an example of an Agora protocol.
  - This [[agora protocol]] is a set of simple conventions on top of [[plain text]] or other [[supported formats]].
  - #pull [[agora howto]] [[an agora]] [[agora doc]]
  - [[git]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
    - [[root]] https://github.com/flancian/agora
    - [[server]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-server
    - [[bridge]] https://github.com/flancian/agora-bridge
    - #go [[git]]
  - [[bugs]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues
  - [[bug]] https://github.com/flancian/agora/issues/new
  - [[nutshell]] https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1487110385446576134
  - [[architecture]] https://social.coop/@flancian/108346148663576473

📓 garden/vera/agora.md by @vera

📓 garden/neil/agora.md by @neil ️👁 ️📝

Agora

https://anagora.org/

This looks like a really cool way of aggregating digital gardens into one place. To produce a community garden (or, an agora). Interesting to contrast with how a solely P2P way of connecting gardens might work, no central aggregator.

An Agora is a distributed, goal-oriented social network centered around a cooperatively built and maintained [[knowledge graph]]. The implementation you are currently looking at tries to assemble such a graph out of a collection of digital gardens.

– GitHub - flancian/agora

Status

This document was mostly written in 2018. The Agora was then just a thought experiment. It has since grown to be a living project.
As late as 2020-10-17, the Agora barely existed as a concrete implementation -- it was not a single tool but rather many which you could use in tandem following a convention, which I provisionally named Agora Protocol.
As of 2022-01-02, a reference Agora is online on https://anagora.org . Using terminology gained and derived in the last three years (with the help of the Agora community!), I can now describe it as a [[knowledge commons]].

Regardless of implementation details, an Agora can be assembled out of off-the-shelf parts available on the internet, mostly for free:

Knowledge management tools used for the purpose of building a distributed knowledge graph, following the aforementioned convention based on lazily evaluated [[wikilinks]]. See https://anagora.org/agora-editor for a review of some of the tools in this space, or Roam Likes for an older take.
Social networks and the constructive bits of the internet as we have them, annotated and enriched using open tools and standards.
An explicit constructive social contract. For reference you can consult the anagora.org default.

If you are interested in collaborating on building Agoras or similar constructive spaces, please reach out or peruse the Git repository.

Head

You can think of the Agora as a convention based social network; an optional, user-controlled annotation layer that can be applied over any internet platform which supports user-generated content.

I think one of the best possible uses for such a network would be to use it to pro-socially maintain a distributed knowledge graph tailored specifically to the goal of solving problems: those of its users and society at large.

Its users, as a cooperative group, could by default take a naive but rational approach to problem solving:

For each problem in the set P of all problems:
- Describe it as thoroughly as possible.
- Maintain a set of known or argued possible solutions, S(P).
For each solution in S(P):
- Describe it as thoroughly as possible.
- Maintain a set of resources (people, time, attention, money) needed to implement it, R(S).

Individual users could also declare their views on the state of the world explicitly: they define which subsets of P, S and R they agree with, in the sense that they believe they are feasible, true, interesting.

Users that agree on their defined subsets can then efficiently collaborate on solutions as they become available by pooling of resources.

We apply some good old recursivity and seed the Agora with the problem of how to build itself. That is, how to build a system that allows participating users and entities to collaborate optimally in the face of adversity (such as biases, irrationality and even actual ill intent)¹.

The Agora should be built on a federated protocol to limit the harmfulness of diasporas. Groups might temporarily diverge in their views enough to want to run separate Agoras, but different Agoras should be able to cooperate on problems and solutions for which there is enough ideological alignment, and eventually merge.

Tail

I have a more focused and detailed unpublished document which will probably replace or complement this chapter soon.

I know the premise sounds almost like a joke: what the world needs is a new social network. The internet and social networks are technologies we are just barely learning to live with, and the recent cause of a lot of polarization and political escalation and Trump Being President². It doesn't sound at first like we should add another stick to that particular dumpster fire. But hear me out.

We need a designated place in the internet where we can discuss ideas in a constructive way. In particular, where we can discuss possible strategies to face the problems that humanity is facing. This is already happening, for sure; but is it happening somewhere on the internet where everybody can contribute? I don't think so. If the Agora exists already, please point the way -- I'd like to get there, and building it from scratch would be hard. The network of universities and institutes are the closest we have and I love them, but the Agora should be fully open and available to all over the internet, so every participating individual can contribute work and thought. Of course the whole internet could be an Agora; but the internet as a whole is chaotic and disorganized and thus its implicit Agora is entangled with places that are not constructive and not safe. There must be a better way.

Nick Bostrom has a paper on existential risk where he talks about a kind of lottery of ideas; humanity is constantly playing this game, the metaphor goes, and drawing ideas out of big lottery wheels of Science and Technology and Culture. Some of the balls in this wheel are colored white; these are good ideas. They contribute to human good, and we're glad we found them.

There are also black balls, though. These are bad³. They are things that, on the whole, produce enough bad to be existential risks to humanity. Nuclear power seemed to be this for a while; perhaps mutually assured destruction could have resulted in an apocalypse. But it didn't! Aren't we lucky? If (and it's a big if) things stay this way, we got away with playing with something dangerous. Perhaps we can use the idea for whatever good it holds (cheap and relatively safe energy), or perhaps we decide to bury it underground in a big vault of ideas (this one doesn't have to ever spin again) that says Do Not Go There, Trust Us. For now, though, the idea might still turn out to be black; we could, perhaps, represent this situation as a grey ball of whatever shade we deem most likely.

We need a social network for discussing ideas. For talking about Bostrom's lottery urn, and what it has in it for us. In the Agora, we discuss ideas and their shades and merit; we discuss, first and foremost, ethics. We talk openly and clearly about how to best move forward as a society of humans, with the knowledge we've gotten and the resources we have.

What if social networks are grey? How dark is their shade? The high modernist in me wants to believe that the structured flow of information is more of a good thing than a bad thing. But we need to be cautious, and this is why I wrote this and you are reading it now.

I need your help.

In Flancia there is no poverty.

To start with, discussion in the Agora should follow the tried and tested Principle of Charity.↩
what if Twitter is already a decent Agora, and Trump just woke up to the fact that it's a superior meme transfer device sooner than others?↩
White = good and black = bad is in the original paper. Now, an apology: I don't like the fact that our culture encodes bad things as black, it's associated with death, etc. I think associating black with badness is a bit trite in a world that puts so much stock on being a particular kind of yellow.↩

📓 garden/j0lms/pages/agora.md by @j0lms

[[distributed knowledge graph]] & [[experimental social network]]
- [[social knowledge graph]]
- [[wiki]] [[wikilinks]]
- [[digital garden]]

📓 garden/jonathan/Agora.md by @jonathan

An agora, in its broadest sense, is a conceptual space where people attempt to bring an increased level of intentionality, explicitness, and mutual agreement to the principles and protocols for interacting in that space. A further aspect of the idea of an Agora is that it is a space which enables collaboration. In particular, it is a space that allows for collaboration guided by specific shared interests, without requiring the co-consitutients of the agora to be aligned more fully or generally in terms of their intentions, values, etc.

Some topics that the idea of an Agora is related to: [[transparency]] [[decentralized structures]] [[egalitarian principles]] [[judgement]] [[algorithms of interaction]] [[communication]] [[collaboration]] [[knowledge sharing]]

There are (infinitely) many possible variants of how this idea might be implemented in concrete, real-world situations. For example, an agora could be a space that is opened up inside a conversation between two people. Or it could be a collaborative project that is accompanied by specified rules. Or it could be a collective agreement about how to handle certain types of situations.

One variant of the idea of an Agora is a place where personal notes are shared, with the common goal of pooling information and sharing knowledge. One implementation of this idea is https://anagora.org . See also https://flancia.org/go/agora .

The term "Agora" and the basic idea come from [[Flancia]].

📓 garden/melanocarpa/agora.myco by @melanocarpa

img side { lapin 77 {My visual take}}

Agora is a ‘[[wiki]] like experimental [[social network]] and distributed knowledge graph’, so they said. Anagora is the only known public instance of it.

=> https://anagora.org/index

As far as I understand, it is some form of federation/aggregation of [[digital garden]]s with a big emphasis on graph-ity. Their analogue of [[pull" title="[[https://mycorrhiza.wiki/help/en/hypha | hyphae]]" class="wikilink">hyphae]] is called a [[pull" title="[[https://anagora.org/node | node]]" class="wikilink">node]], nodes are generated from contents from multiple sites.

The project is interesting. [[2022-01-18]] I wrote the author an email about the possibilities of making Agora and [[Mycorrhiza]] compatible. [[2022-03-06]] Melanocarpa was added to Anagora, along with [[Mycorrhiza support]].

The Agora network has an interesting idea of [[pull" title="[[https://anagora.org/go | go]]" class="wikilink">go]]ing.

The Agorans also seem to all be using [[git]]-based [[markdown]]-driven digital gardens. That's a poor choice of technology, in my opinion, but whatever works for them. Most digital gardens use markdown anyway.

📓 garden/s5bug/agora.md by @s5bug

Agora

📓 garden/vera-wiki-anagora-org/agora.md by @vera-wiki-anagora-org

The [https://anagora.org agora] is a cool place to learn stuff

[[agora todo]]

📓 stoa/doc.anagora.org/agora.md by @anonymous@doc.anagora.org ️📝

What do you think about the Agora?

Feel free to use this open space to tell us! We'd love to improve it for you; in general, to make it more useful and inclusive for others.

-- [[flancian]]

Your opinion could be here :)

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#push
[[agora]]
- #push
  [[agora writing]]
  - [[agora doc]]
    
    great top level comment by [[ivo]]
- #push
  [[agora development]]
  - set up local dev environment in the train
    
    I like [[poetry]].
  - [[better search]]?
    
    what's a quantum of better search? it's pretty bad right now; e.g. [[poetry install]] would not bring up [[install poetry]]
    
    would re-adding fuzzy matching fix this?
    
    should I implement a simple search algorithm myself for the purpose of understanding how to solve this?
    
    tokenization -> compute combinations is trivial but expensive
    
    -> [[bag of words]] is cheap
    
    this actually requires defining what is the source of truth for [[equivalence class]] and for [[proximity]] between nodes
    
    I've always wanted to think of Agora search as as an exploration within a certain [[radius]] of an inferred center of gravity; maybe this is distance in some embedding?
    
    -> [[edit distance]]
    
    seems like an interesting approach to explore next
    
    [[auto pull wikipedia]] sort of also tackles this in a totally different direction, in particular if we extend it to [[wikidata integration]]: if wikidata surfaces an entity for us, volunteer its type; if the entity is far from the current node in an interesting way, maybe [[auto pull]] it as well after some time.
    
    if I'm adding auto pull maybe it's time to make [[settings]] clearer, in particular have an easy toggle for auto pull to trigger or not (leads to [[agora autopilot]] maybe, which I've always thought could be very fun.)

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#push
[[agora]]
- #push
  [[agora writing]]
  - [[agora doc]]
    
    great top level comment by [[ivo]]
- #push
  [[agora development]]
  - set up local dev environment in the train
    
    I like [[poetry]].
  - [[better search]]?
    
    what's a quantum of better search? it's pretty bad right now; e.g. [[poetry install]] would not bring up [[install poetry]]
    
    would re-adding fuzzy matching fix this?
    
    should I implement a simple search algorithm myself for the purpose of understanding how to solve this?
    
    tokenization -> compute combinations is trivial but expensive
    
    -> [[bag of words]] is cheap
    
    this actually requires defining what is the source of truth for [[equivalence class]] and for [[proximity]] between nodes
    
    I've always wanted to think of Agora search as as an exploration within a certain [[radius]] of an inferred center of gravity; maybe this is distance in some embedding?
    
    -> [[edit distance]]
    
    seems like an interesting approach to explore next
    
    [[auto pull wikipedia]] sort of also tackles this in a totally different direction, in particular if we extend it to [[wikidata integration]]: if wikidata surfaces an entity for us, volunteer its type; if the entity is far from the current node in an interesting way, maybe [[auto pull]] it as well after some time.
    
    if I'm adding auto pull maybe it's time to make [[settings]] clearer, in particular have an easy toggle for auto pull to trigger or not (leads to [[agora autopilot]] maybe, which I've always thought could be very fun.)

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#push
[[agora]]
- #push
  [[agora writing]]
  - [[agora doc]]
    
    great top level comment by [[ivo]]
- #push
  [[agora development]]
  - set up local dev environment in the train
    
    I like [[poetry]].
  - [[better search]]?
    
    what's a quantum of better search? it's pretty bad right now; e.g. [[poetry install]] would not bring up [[install poetry]]
    
    would re-adding fuzzy matching fix this?
    
    should I implement a simple search algorithm myself for the purpose of understanding how to solve this?
    
    tokenization -> compute combinations is trivial but expensive
    
    -> [[bag of words]] is cheap
    
    this actually requires defining what is the source of truth for [[equivalence class]] and for [[proximity]] between nodes
    
    I've always wanted to think of Agora search as as an exploration within a certain [[radius]] of an inferred center of gravity; maybe this is distance in some embedding?
    
    -> [[edit distance]]
    
    seems like an interesting approach to explore next
    
    [[auto pull wikipedia]] sort of also tackles this in a totally different direction, in particular if we extend it to [[wikidata integration]]: if wikidata surfaces an entity for us, volunteer its type; if the entity is far from the current node in an interesting way, maybe [[auto pull]] it as well after some time.
    
    if I'm adding auto pull maybe it's time to make [[settings]] clearer, in particular have an easy toggle for auto pull to trigger or not (leads to [[agora autopilot]] maybe, which I've always thought could be very fun.)

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#push
[[agora]]
- determine next actions in:
  - [[git sync]]
  - [[activitypub]] / [[fediverse]]
  - [[ui]]
    - -> [[graphs]]

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#push
[[agora]]
- coding
  - add latest updated for subnodes in subheader
  - next action for shipping [[virtual subnodes]] with basic [[acl]]?
    - I'd like to use it to implement [[calendar]] -- just call cal 2023 :)
  - next action for shipping some [[graph]] improvement?
- writing
  - [[revolutionary calendar]]

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#push
[[agora]]
- #push
  [[agora development]]
  - ship [[agora graph]] in some version?
  - [[dynamic subnodes]], sometimes also known as [[executable subnodes]]
    
    ship executable subnodes with allowlist?
    
    start on [[client side subnodes]], meaning [[javascript]] in gardens :)
  - easy improvement: I want to adjust the node/subnode icons back to what they were one or two months ago; a stack for a node made sense, whereas the current red book for node is puzzling.
- #push
  [[agora chapter]] next steps
  - read George's email.
    
    end of week as deadline for all, then we need to....
    
    work on updated abstracts and...
    
    start on the Markdown port.

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#push
[[agora]]
- #push
  [[agora development]]
  - ship [[agora graph]] in some version?
  - [[dynamic subnodes]], sometimes also known as [[executable subnodes]]
    
    ship executable subnodes with allowlist?
    
    start on [[client side subnodes]], meaning [[javascript]] in gardens :)
  - easy improvement: I want to adjust the node/subnode icons back to what they were one or two months ago; a stack for a node made sense, whereas the current red book for node is puzzling.
- #push
  [[agora chapter]] next steps
  - read George's email.
    
    end of week as deadline for all, then we need to....
    
    work on updated abstracts and...
    
    start on the Markdown port.

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#push
[[agora]]
- #push
  [[agora development]]
  - ship [[agora graph]] in some version?
  - [[dynamic subnodes]], sometimes also known as [[executable subnodes]]
    
    ship executable subnodes with allowlist?
    
    start on [[client side subnodes]], meaning [[javascript]] in gardens :)
  - easy improvement: I want to adjust the node/subnode icons back to what they were one or two months ago; a stack for a node made sense, whereas the current red book for node is puzzling.
- #push
  [[agora chapter]] next steps
  - read George's email.
    
    end of week as deadline for all, then we need to....
    
    work on updated abstracts and...
    
    start on the Markdown port.

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#push
[[agora]]
- En el [[Ágora]] hay dos flechas.
  - Una [[roja]], una [[verde]].
  - La roja es [[Maitreya]].
  - La verde es [[Avalokiteshvara]].
- En el [[Ágora]] hay tres flechas.
  - El [[Ágora]] es [[naranja]].

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#push
[[agora]]
- an [[agora]] is a seed that wants to grow into a [[tree]], and from there into a [[distributed]] network.
- the [[seed]] of this agora is [[go/agora/git]], defining a [[commons]].
- [[flancia collective]] is the keeper of https://anagora.org.
- [[agora bridge]], [[agora server]] contain input (write) and output (read) code respectively.

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#push
[[agora]]
- an [[agora]] is a seed that wants to grow into a [[tree]], and from there into a [[distributed]] network.
- the [[seed]] of this agora is [[go/agora/git]], defining a [[commons]].
- [[flancia collective]] is the keeper of https://anagora.org.
- [[agora bridge]], [[agora server]] contain input (write) and output (read) code respectively.

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this is very much like the motivation for [[push]] in the [[agora]], or at least goes very well with it

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#push
[[agora]]
- An Agora is an engine for storing and retrieving [[mental contexts]].
- I make my mental contexts [[public by default]].

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[[push]] [[agora]]
- fix toggle switch for [[auto pull]]
- implement [[auto pull]]
- implement [[auto push]]
  - probably requires [[agora protocol parsing]] to make efficient/reasonable
- client side pulling
  - done for: mastodon, twitter, wikipedia
  - need to test general URL pulling, see how many sites allow iframes
    - test with flancia.org
- improve [[agora graphs]]
  - I like what logseq does: show link direction as particles. push/pull could be different particles. hmm. particle diagrams. check out [[feynman]] for inspiration?
  - could get inspiration from some diagrams in [[a rosetta stone]]
- [[wikilinks everywhere]] -> [[agora ext]]
  - I really want to move wikilinking to on-demand (push button/ctrl-shift-l) or cronjob-like behaviour but right now it just wikilinks everything every time you click, and some sites break
    - this is already better after a quick PR to linkify on click instead of mouse movement
    - twitter still sort of breaks though
    - [[vera]] is on this though
- [[agora server]]
- parse agora protocol
  - recognize (match) and style differently

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[[push]] [[agora]]
- fix toggle switch for [[auto pull]]
- implement [[auto pull]]
- implement [[auto push]]
  - probably requires [[agora protocol parsing]] to make efficient/reasonable
- client side pulling
  - done for: mastodon, twitter, wikipedia
  - need to test general URL pulling, see how many sites allow iframes
    - test with flancia.org
- improve [[agora graphs]]
  - I like what logseq does: show link direction as particles. push/pull could be different particles. hmm. particle diagrams. check out [[feynman]] for inspiration?
  - could get inspiration from some diagrams in [[a rosetta stone]]
- [[wikilinks everywhere]] -> [[agora ext]]
  - I really want to move wikilinking to on-demand (push button/ctrl-shift-l) or cronjob-like behaviour but right now it just wikilinks everything every time you click, and some sites break
    - this is already better after a quick PR to linkify on click instead of mouse movement
    - twitter still sort of breaks though
    - [[vera]] is on this though
- [[agora server]]
- parse agora protocol
  - recognize (match) and style differently

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[[push]] [[agora]]
- fix toggle switch for [[auto pull]]
- implement [[auto pull]]
- implement [[auto push]]
  - probably requires [[agora protocol parsing]] to make efficient/reasonable
- client side pulling
  - done for: mastodon, twitter, wikipedia
  - need to test general URL pulling, see how many sites allow iframes
    - test with flancia.org
- improve [[agora graphs]]
  - I like what logseq does: show link direction as particles. push/pull could be different particles. hmm. particle diagrams. check out [[feynman]] for inspiration?
  - could get inspiration from some diagrams in [[a rosetta stone]]
- [[wikilinks everywhere]] -> [[agora ext]]
  - I really want to move wikilinking to on-demand (push button/ctrl-shift-l) or cronjob-like behaviour but right now it just wikilinks everything every time you click, and some sites break
    - this is already better after a quick PR to linkify on click instead of mouse movement
    - twitter still sort of breaks though
    - [[vera]] is on this though
- [[agora server]]
- parse agora protocol
  - recognize (match) and style differently

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#push
[[agora plan]]
- [[agora 2022]]
  - [[agora chapter]]
- [[agora 2023]]
- [[agora 2024]]
- maybe sign up for [[open university]]
- write [[building bridges]]
  - I think about this a lot but for some reason I never get to work on it
    - related to [[knowledge commons]] and [[protopoi]]
    - the [[commons]] aspect is probably top priority
    - some of this is now in [[agora chapter]]

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#push
[[agora]]
- is about [[resolving]] with [[trust]]

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[[agora]]
- [[Agora chapter]] delivered (finally!). It is what it is; I am glad it exists, for all its shortcomings.
- [[Agora development]] resumes (with more time to dedicate to it).
- [[agor.ai]] setup matures.

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Couldn't parse #push. See source for content

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#push
[[agora]]
- finish [[agora chapter]]
  - may require rewriting in parts :) but it's alright, I think I have enough time thankfully
- move to containers based setup

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#push
[[agora plan]] I should add better org mode support to the [[Agora]].
- [[orgparse]]
- [[orgpython]]
- or use neil's project, [[ox agora]] (may be the best bet)
- or use [[pandoc]]

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#push
[[agora]]
- [[making better decisions together as a society]]

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[[agora]]
- [[making better decisions together as a society]]

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[[agora]]
- [[making better decisions together as a society]]

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[[agora]]
- [[making better decisions together as a society]]

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[[agora]]
- [[making better decisions together as a society]]

⥅ node [[agora-doc]] pulled by user

📓 garden/flancian/agora doc.md by @flancian

a [[chapter]].
- #push [[agora chapter]]
  - written for [[pkg book]].
  - #go https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DXJRDh9Ss5VCRBi3oirDw9d7yjn3H2hMqfN2ETTyjIc/edit?usp=sharing
  - #pull [[agora pkg chapter]] ~ [[agora chapter]] (these might converge, I use them in different contexts)
  - #pull https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DXJRDh9Ss5VCRBi3oirDw9d7yjn3H2hMqfN2ETTyjIc/edit#heading=h.lxyhsegwtr4m
  - the above should work, try iframes with [[google docs]]
    - it doesn't work :( "Google Docs benötigt Zugriff"
      - oh, but you can click on "click here" to get through!
        
        only on Firefox
        
        it doesn't work at all on Chrome :(
  - #comment https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DXJRDh9Ss5VCRBi3oirDw9d7yjn3H2hMqfN2ETTyjIc/edit?disco=AAAAhUbCJIQ
    - great top level comment by [[ivo]], see push here for summary (G1-G8).

⥅ node [[agora-graph]] pulled by user

📓 garden/flancian/agora graph.md by @flancian

a [[thing]].
- [[distributed knowledge graph]].
- The brain of an [[Agora commons]].
- See [[agora doc]].
a [[project]].
- I want to graph both the Agora as a whole and the context of a node in the agora, as per [[agora ui]].
- local graphs: done (partial implementation).
- global graph: running in dev but very resource intensive, may need to refactor/redo.
  - it could be cool to get a graph in [[agora doc]] though...
    - could be nice to do this through [[runnable subnodes]]:
      - [[javascript subnodes]]
      - [[python subnodes]]
  - did [[rdf]] first: exposed rdf for the agora and use something like [[rdf grapher]] to graph
- #go https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1380210191837315073

📓 garden/vera/agora graph.md by @vera

The [[agora]] graph is an [[interlay]] between the [[underlay]] and the [[overlay]]
- [[agora server]] is an overlay
- [[mastodon]] [[twitter]] etc are underlays

⥅ node [[agora-howto]] pulled by user

📓 garden/flancian/agora howto.md by @flancian

Agora Howto

To join an Agora:
- [[pull]] [[agora signup]]
To run an Agora:
- [[pull]] [[agora install]]

⥅ node [[agora-platform]] pulled by user

📓 stoa/doc.anagora.org/agora-platform.md by @anonymous@doc.anagora.org

⥅ node [[agora-protocol]] pulled by user

📓 garden/flancian/Agora protocol.md by @flancian

#pull see also [[agora pkm chapter]].

📓 garden/flancian/agora protocol.md by @flancian

a [[protocol]].
- A series of conventions that sentient beings can agree to follow while trying to communicate optimally for the [[common good]].
  - A series of explicit assertions.
  - Announced customarily in [[schelling points]].
  - Extended through [[agora rfcs]].
  - With such a [[protocol]] we can build ([[provision]]?) a common [[pattern language]] and bootstrap a global [[knowledge commons]].
    - An [[Agora]] is a [[repository]] of [[patterns]].
- A [[flancian]] uses [[Agora Protocol]] to try to define their [[intents]] publicly and cooperate with others optionally for the benefit of beings, but all aspects of Agora and Flancia are meant to be fully optional.
  - I am a [[Flancian]] and this Agora contains my [[manifesto]].
a [[document]].
- #go https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JdaC_9J0uYFNFp7g7x4VNtMxJSZQsE2MQkOMmydLCCc/edit
- Trying to [[bootstrap]] the above [[protocol]].
- Plus a roadmap for a [[platform]] or federated [[network]] making use of it.
- #pull [[agora paper]].
- In [[an agora]], [[agora protocol]] is meant to enable people to exchange [[resources]] mapping to [[patterns]] in a (by default) free global [[commons]], which I also call the Agora for short.
  - This Agora is a [[knowledge commons]] but seeks to enable [[communities]] to bootstrap a physical [[commons]] to provision for their needs as well.
- [[meta]]
  - I started with [[google docs]] in 2019/2020 and then I tried moving to [[hedgedoc]] but actually I think I might just go back to the [[google doc]]. It's just a rich experience, and several potential collaborators already use it (they left comments).
  - Update (2022): revamping now ocassionally while writing [[agora pkg chapter]], but it may be that the source of truth becomes [[agora paper]].
a social [[convention]].
- A list of social [[conventions]] and [[assertions]].
  - Focusing on improving the ability to communicate with each other with good intent.
  - [[text based]] to begin with.
  - This means you can use it anywhere you can write down text by default.
  - Using this basic quality, we can make use of [[adversarial interoperability]] as we want to.
  - [[agora protocol]] can be used everywhere.
    - It is already used in [[wikis]]. You might as well call it [[wiki protocol]] used in new contexts.
    - You already use it in [[digital gardens]].
    - You can use it in [[books]].
      - Books written today with Markdown u[[git]]
    - In [[email]].
    - In [[chat]] and [[social networks]].
      - -> [[agora plan]]
    - [[Around the web]] in general.
      - -> [[agora ext]]
- This [[Agora]], resolved by default using common [[Agora endpoints]] at https://anagora.org , welcomes all [[people]] and [[formats]] a priori.
- This [[Agora]] welcomes all groups except [[fascists]] and the [[violent]].
- It is the opinion of this Agora that the use of [[agora protocol]] in a medium defines an Agora, in the sense that it designates the contexts in which the protocol is used as part of some Agora by default; and the medium as potentially interoperable with the [[Agora network]].

What follows is Agora Protocol in a nutshell: https://twitter.com/flancian/status/1437079533253976066 .

[[layer 0]]
- [[layer 1]]
- You can use [[wikilinks]]. This expresses an intention to make use the [[wiki protocol]], of which the Agora is a special case.
  - The reference Agora, in which you are probably reading this, also has some limited [[hashtag]] support.
  - An Agora is any virtual space you can define in any way you want as long as it is [[explicit]] and by default [[public]].
    - Each Agora publishes a set of definitions of intention as expressed by its [[users]].
    - This Agora is [[rational]], [[pro social]] and [[heterarchical]].
a [[protocol]].
- for [[federation]].
  - can be bootstrapped with [[agora exchange format]]?
  - #pull [[knowledge commons]]
  - [[plain text]] plus as layer 0 (bootstrapping layer).
    - indented bulleted lists designate a useful [[heterarchy]].
  - [[wikilinks]] and #hashtags at layer 1, plus other link conventions and metadata extensions.
    - successive layers are explicitly discussed through [[agora rfcs]] and settled through a [[governance layer]] called an [[agora]] and defined by convention.
      - agora protocol payloads may be exchanged for knowledge for [[free]] in any designated [[agora]].
      - this [[agora]] is built around a [[pro social]] [[distributed knowledge graph]], that is, a [[social knowledge graph]].
      - see [[go/agora-slides]] for more.
    - to see the communally maintained text of the full protocol, please refer to the [[stoa]] below.
      - [[stoa]] https://stoa.anagora.org/p/stoa
  - a [[protocol]] is a set of explicit conventions that can be followed for a purpose.
    - conventions can be optional or necessary and must be marked as such. The default commitment level for this protocol is [[optional]]. [[use must if you must]].
  - for [[extensions]]:
    - push to or modify [[agora rfcs]].
    - this is as kept by the community agreeing to cooperate on such a list: the community of the [[agora]].
    - #push [[agora]]
      - an [[agora]] is a seed that wants to grow into a [[tree]], and from there into a [[distributed]] network.
      - the [[seed]] of this agora is [[go/agora/git]], defining a [[commons]].
      - [[flancia collective]] is the keeper of https://anagora.org .
      - [[agora bridge]], [[agora server]] contain input (write) and output (read) code respectively.
  - #push [[agoras]]
    - Compatible [[agoras]] are expected to assemble into a greater federated [[agora network]] where they can fork and merge as wanted.
    - [[agoras]] must communicate clear [[goals]].
  - [[2020]] https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JdaC_9J0uYFNFp7g7x4VNtMxJSZQsE2MQkOMmydLCCc/edit#
  - [[the agora is a markup convention]]
  - [[2021]] I presented in [[i annotate]], refer to [[go/agora-slides]] or recording if interested.
- [[2022]] writing [[agora pkg chapter]]
- [[twitter]]

📓 garden/vera-wiki-anagora-org/agora-protocol.md by @vera-wiki-anagora-org

📓 stoa/doc.anagora.org/agora-protocol.md by @anonymous@doc.anagora.org

Self: flancia.org/go/agora-protocol

See also: flancia.org/agora (motivation and TLDR), flancia.org/go/agora (early stage implementation), flancia.org/go/agora-roadmap (roadmap)

By: [[D. W.]], [[Flancian]], your name here!

[[Meta, and a note to contributors]] 1

[[Background]] 1

[[Wikilinks]] 2

[[Backlinks]] 2

[[Block references]] 2

[[Multi-user experience]] 2

[[Proposal]] 2

[[Concepts]] 3

[[Multinodes, or constructive conflict handling]] 3

[[Other clients]] 3

[[Data format]] 3

[[Go links]] 4

[[Contexts]] 4

[[Open questions]] 4

[[Possible Applications]] 4

Meta, and a note to contributors

Agora is just a working code name; it is a recurrent label that one of the authors has been using as a placeholder for a set of concurrent, only occasionally convergent ideas. Please feel free to propose a different name, or indeed to ignore the name overall.
This document will probably make use of unresolved [[wikilinks]] both for the purpose of demonstrating the concept and labelling entities. Eventually this text is expected to move into a reference Agora, and such links will resolve.
I tried keeping Background to about one page and Proposal to about one page. Unsure if this is the right proportion/format at all. Open to any and all feedback :)

Background

The Agora is an annotation layer for the internet based on a loosely coupled socially maintained [[distributed knowledge graph]] based on [[wikilinks]] and back references.

Some conventions may be emerging in a new batch of personal knowledge management tools

1

, or amenable to them; for the duration of this document, we'll refer to these tools as Roam-like. These systems have caught on over more legacy apps such as Evernote, because associations can be created in a mesh or graph style between concepts and notes instead of relying on folders and more traditionally hierarchical organizational approaches.

This document seeks to explore common ground and propose a way towards a protocol for cross-tool distributed collaboration including aspects like interop, federation, etc.

Wikilinks

The ubiquity of [[wikilinks]] is a notable innovation over the previous batch of Personal Knowledge Management tools. The [[wikilink]] convention is in wide use not only in wikis proper, but also in all Roam-likes.

At their core, they allow a user to quickly make a relative "wiki-style link" between a note in one place and a note or concept in another. Typically the user will employ a wiki-like convention to begin-- for instance, typing "[["-- at which point an increasingly constrained set of options will be offered in real time as the user continues typing, against a set of notes or concepts that have already been created in their personal knowledge graph.

As of the time of writing, all Roam-likes support [[wikilinks]] with optimistic resolution

2

; following a non-existent [[wikilink]] triggers a new note creation. This encourages link-driven writing and enables users to easily create stub pointers to entries to be filled in later.

Backlinks

Backlinks are core to the note taking and navigation experience in Roam-likes. They are the main innovation over most common Wiki tools previously in widespread use.

Backlinks are usually implemented as a list of incoming edges to the currently focused node.

Block references

Block references are critical to some, but not all, of Roam-likes; notably Roam Research and Athens Research support them. Block references are an instance of block-level transclusion.

Obsidian, Foam and other players either don't support References at all or support only limited forms (e.g. Obsidian can transclude sections only). It is unclear whether this should be a core feature of a protocol aiming to federate between tools.

Multi-user experience

At the time of writing Roam is the only tool with an established multi-user (a.k.a. "multiplayer") experience being developed.

Proposal

We propose to develop Agora, a protocol that

Enables interop between Roam-likes and the rest of the participating internet, in particular the [[fediverse]] and the [[semantic web]].
Offers a common interface for tools targeting Roam-like databases as knowledge graph backends.

Concepts

An Agora hostsa collection of interlinked gardens # 3. Each garden is an instance of a personal knowledge graph such as that produced by any Roam-like targeting a database. For the purpose of this document, assume that distinct users A, B and C all publish their digital gardens in an Agora.

Multinodes, or constructive conflict handling

Whereas in a Garden each node id is expected to be unique, in an Agora conflicts are desired and enable multinoding # 4_._Assume users A and B have nodes in their gardens with a given id, for example Stoa.

Multinoding results in the following behaviour:

When a user of the Agora (not necessarily A or B) visits a [[Stoa]], both A and B's nodes will resolve, and be shown one after the other.
When user C creates a new node in [[Stoa]], they are made aware of A and B's node (it is shown as related context).

Other clients

One of the most common uses of tools such as Hypothesis is for users to create annotations which are then imported into a wiki-note application for other purposes.

An obvious affordance would be for folks to directly reference their or other's knowledge graphs in their own annotation bodies. Both the Hypothesis app and others in this category are often using a flavor of markdown as the editor syntax, so the applications are already conceptually similar to each other.

Annotation tools could connect to an Agora of the user's choosing so that while an annotation was being created, a direct reference to a concept node could be created inline. The editor would need to be able to query the remote knowledge graph in real time such that candidate concepts could be presented as the user types, just like in a native client. One could imagine this kind of capability becoming social, if some knowledge graphs were exposed publicly and one could query across them and choose amongst them. In this way, if the Hypothesis note were to be exported to another system— including the remote knowledge app itself— the direct reference to the graph would automatically work.

Data format

Most Roam-likes, with the notable exception of Roam, store their data as plain Markdown files. This makes their databases amenable to being hosted in common version control systems.

With the exception of block references, Roam notes can be exported to this format in a lossless way.

The Agora v0.5 reference implementation makes use of this data format and is based on git subtrees. This makes it so that each participating user can host their gardens independently, and rely on the Agora exclusively for Agora-enabled flows (such as multinoding and publishing).

Contexts

To be written. See [[distributed knowledge graph]].

Open questions

Should [[wikilink]] resolution collapse or maintain plurals and other common variations? Same for go links.

Possible Applications

Go links

Note [[go links]] and [[wikilinks]] have synergies. Go links can be seen as HTTP 302 as a service; they can provide both simple social bookmarking (letting users easily claim "URL space") and be seen as a social knowledge graph client. Making clients resolve also resolve [[wikilinks]] to [[go links]] as published by participating domains (perhaps those in a list controlled by the user, or those of their "friends") would allow users to crowdsource interesting targets.

Wikilinks everywhere

See: anagora.org/go/wikilinks-everywhere.

[[1]]Roam Research; Athens Research; Obsidian; Foam; Notion.

[[2]] Or as Ward Cunningham said: "When you reach the edge of your knowledge, create a new Wiki Page" (h/t Gyuri Lajos for the quotation).

[[3]] The term comes from digital garden, as exposed in https://joelhooks.com/digital-garden.

[[4]] Noding is borrowed from everything2.com, which successfully explored a similar setup.

⥅ node [[an-agora]] pulled by user

📓 garden/flancian/an agora.md by @flancian

An Agora

a [[thing]].
- [[free software]]
- #go https://anagora.org
- This particular [[agora]] you're reading this in is just [[an agora]].
  - A [[garden of forking paths]]!
  - This one is a particular implementation, limited in nature by my skills and available time and resources.
  - I hope there will one day be many better.
- This [[Agora]] tries to be a [[schelling point]] for [[rational]] [[problem solving]].
- This Agora contains a list of known [[agoras]].
- #push [[agoras]]
  - [[an agora]] is run by [[flancia collective]] [[for the benefit of all beings]].
  - An [[Agora]] is like a [[bag of holding]], and it contains among many things [[other agoras]].

📓 garden/j0lms/pages/an-agora.md by @j0lms

[[agora]]
- [[pull]] [[agoras]]

⥅ related node [[agora repository]]

⥅ related node [[agora2]]

⥅ related node [[roam2agora]]

⥅ related node [[agora faq]]

⥅ related node [[anagora]]

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⥅ related node [[agora feeds]]

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