WikiPragma

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A WikiPragma is a WikiWord (in the sense of wiki page name = wiki page link ), giving some metainformation for the type of intended communication.

E.g.

ThisWikiPageBlogsTo: blog1 blog2 at the bottom of a wiki page links to the weblogs blog1, blog2, ... blog1, blog2. ... are intended to be the personal blogs of the collaborating authors, who joint-edit the page. This doesn't exclude of course other wiki authors (, signing with their HomePage signature).
FriendPageTo: page1, page2,
ThisWikiPageIsDiigoAnnotated
DiigoMe
DiiGo (suggested by HansWobbe somewhere in posting CommunityWiki)
WorkInProgress
BiLinks, represented by '<->'
TwinPages, represented by '<=>'
WikiNodes, which are special cases of BiLinks
CallForCollaboration
<Insert above this end marker>

Note:

WikiPragma's are parts of a suggested WikiSyntax to reduce WikiSpam.

Discussion:

ThisWikiPageIsDiigoAnnotated

DeleteMeAfterSucces?: Why doesn't show up my previous sticky note. Recommendation: always make a copy of your sticky notes. You could leave it on the underlying wikipage as a temporary note.

Hey Hans, this is the shortest and best one, so I''ll make the other suggestions obsolete, rewrite and redirect them to DiiGo. Thank you. What do you think to suggest FriendTo? as the successor of FriendPageTo ? . What about a visit at [Diigo:fridemar] for exchanging our annotations, especially the WikiPragmas? as Diigo tags? -- FridemarPache

<=> Wiki:WikiPragma

What category does this page belong to? -- JustinShaffner Hello Justin, thank you for your question. Indeed CategoryWikiPragma itself introduces a category for concepts, meant to improve the infrastructure of wiki networking. Take CallForCollaboration, WikiNode, BiLinks as prominent examples.