Underlay RFC draft. Extends 0.
RFC headers should provide context: authorship, date, scope, status.
RFCs should include references to sources and other drafts and RFCs.
Underlay RFCs describe components and ideas related to the Underlay Project. The minimum length of a draft RFC is one sentence. They may be no more than a note, and can propose ideas, challenges, or solutions, present a related body of work, or invite feedback.
Short ideas, or those in active development, may be better discussed on a public forum while being revised.
Drafts are identified by a name and version. RFCs are given a number, in the order they were finalized.
Communication and documentation
- RFC-0: Underlay RFCs
Overviews
- RFC-X: A short introduction
- RFC-S: The structure + interpretation of linked knowledge
Architecture (first UL arch, topology of assertion protocol)
- Status of the first UL Architecture doc
- A roadmap of features + ideals
Querying
- Querying RDF (Styx)
Names and content addressing
- Content-addressing semantic data
Graph reduction
- Rex and reduction strategies
Interoperability
- Questions to answer about data-sharing
- An ecosystem of bots
- Mapping across ontologies + communities
Collaboration and fields
- Knowledge collaboratives
- Jargon and specialized topics