I have (at least) two barriers with your request. 1) I can only imaginably understand your naming problem. So, do you have any specific example which you can put up and ask: How in the world would you describe what's going on in this case? ...so that we can go and tag your things with words of our choice and (you) decide (for yourself) which ones seem most suitable?
2) I think conventions as for structure should not be overly stressed outside the core... in other words, they're very much depending on the use-case. If what you're doing evolves into a complex functional system in its own right... then those (terms for) sturctures will surely follow as you just can't do without. However, I am not sure if for such a partial aspect to work out well it requires the whole tiddlyverse to be speaking the same language... that's just doesn't seem to be how languages evolve ...whereas you use words ...and if you find that noone understands your words, though you tried real hard to explain yourself, they're likely to be forgotten quickly or in that other case become tied into the expressive network of whatever language you're dealing with. I, personally, am perfectly fine with using 'transclusion' as a propper verb and noun, such as... *This is a transclusion of A into B. *A is transcluded into B *I am transcluding A into B *B uses transclusion to pull in content from A via an inline script. *I have a multi-level transclusion, which uses methods in (hidden) sections of A to systematically pull different content elements and output an aggregated summary into B *ect... So, again, maybe all that is required for this to be well communicated you just need a basic idea of what those things are that you can do with transclusion... so that you can imagine what someone else is speaking of when talking about such. Setting up meaningful relations via naming and tagging of tiddlers doesn't seem to differ much for pojects involving transclusion as opposed to, say, some general-content-tiddlywiki. Tobias. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki?hl=.
