preliminary version of slides for the WikiSym talk

2. Text and hypertext “ PAPER BEHIND GLASS” -- Ted Nelson The Web you see as a glorified television channel today is just one part of the plan. ... ...However, the intuitive editing interfaces which make authoring a natural part of daily life are still maturing.... need access control and archival tools that, like browsing, don't require one to get into the details of computer operating systems... ...help of machines... to follow links only from reliable sources... -- Tim Berners-Lee Ted Nelson/orig h-t (news)paper behind glass index to cherry-pick how to merge

3. Synthesis Michael : Wikipedia is the best thing ever. Anyone in the world can write anything they want about any subject. So you know you are getting the best possible information. -- “The Office” how far we can go with wikis battleground let’s analyze conclusion? how it REALLY works better ideas? not defend, but either buy or not Knuth is a fan of Wikipedia, but he's a bit leery of the concept, saying that he would not want to have to remain forever on guard after making technically complex contributions, lest his comments be badly reedited. -- Don Knuth

8. Relativity: Lamport-Fidge fundamntal difference from OT: relativistically consistent may use in a distributed manner 8 MIN

9. Mechanics So, let’s explain diff from OT: ids !!! atoms causality forms/strings yarns, weaves, wefts ॐ 0101T01a1ea1a2 xa2b2 ⌀b2a5sa2a3⌫a3b1ta3a4 0102 ۝

10. Mechanics II s/ .{5} (?:(?:⌦.{4})+ ⌫ .{4})* ⌫ .{4} (?:[⌫⌦].{4})*| .0.0. (?:[⌫⌦⌀].{4})*| (.)..(..) (?:[⌫⌦].{4})* /$1$2/g the most “popular” operation