📜 Contributions by @agora at [[index]]
📜 index.md (contribution by @agora) ☆ 📎
Welcome to the [[Agora of Flancia]]!
This [[Agora]] is a [[Knowledge Commons]].
If you don’t know what the above means (yet), don’t fret: it just means it is a space that a community can build by pooling together resources, information, intentions. The Agora tries to integrate user contributions into a useful social (higher level) construct while preserving individual voices.
When you visit an Agora location, you visit a [[node]] in a shared graph — which depending on usage can mean a topic, a pattern, or just an arbitrarily named location. There you will find all resources that the Agora thinks have a claim to be in that node, either directly by name or indirectly by association. By default all relevant resources will be shown one after the other, but more sophisticated interactions are possible.
If you would like to join this Agora, please refer to [[Agora signup]].
The [[Agora Platform]] you are (likely) reading this in is [[Free Software]]. If you would like to contribute or are interested in running your own Agora, please refer to [[Agora install]] and consider joining [[Flancia Collective]] or reaching out to a member. We are a loose collection of people who [[work in public]] developing this Agora.
Thank you for visiting the Agora. May you be happy!
📜 stoa-test-2/index.md (contribution by @agora) ☆ 📎
Ahoy there!
We recently moved from [[etherpad]] to [[hedgedoc]] for the default stoa, so some data is missing. It will be restored at a later time.
— [[flancian]]
In the meantime, the old index stoa can be seen here: https://stoa.anagora.org/index . The same goes for any other stoas.
Perhaps they should be linked everywhere? At the very least.
I like the interface of this one better so far. Is that why you swapped them out?
- Plantey
Hello, my friend! Glad to see you here :) It was partly the interface and the fact that it supports things like images and tables out of the box; partly that this is essentially a Markdown editor, and so it goes well with the Agora (most of the current users use Markdown).
- Flancian.
As of [[2021-12-19]], [[stoa]] docs are auto imported into the Agora as full blown resources after ~1 minute from editing on average.
📜 stoa-test/index.md (contribution by @agora) ☆ 📎
Ahoy there!
We recently moved from [[etherpad]] to [[hedgedoc]] for the default stoa, so some data is missing. It will be restored at a later time.
— [[flancian]]
In the meantime, the old index stoa can be seen here: https://stoa.anagora.org/index . The same goes for any other stoas.
Perhaps they should be linked everywhere? At the very least.
I like the interface of this one better so far. Is that why you swapped them out?
- Plantey
Hello, my friend! Glad to see you here :) It was partly the interface and the fact that it supports things like images and tables out of the box; partly that this is essentially a Markdown editor, and so it goes well with the Agora (most of the current users use Markdown).
- Flancian.
As of [[2021-12-19]], [[stoa]] docs are auto imported into the Agora as full blown resources after ~1 minute from editing on average.
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