...content can hold entirely different location schemes, but must still use the same sequencing scheme...<p>...how does one maintain a coherent reference-ability of syntax within entries...<p>...to answer that question I must describe the means to sequence the entries themselves...<p>...the sequencing scheme is: Start at 0, every new entry attaches to the next unused natural number...<p>...by using the sequencing scheme, an entity other than the entry creator exists to generate a sequence of numbers for use by entry creators...<p>...every entry sequence generator is given a unique ID to append their generated sequence number...<p>...EntryCreatorID to append SequenceGeneratorID and Sequence...<p>...[EntryCreatorID][SequenceGeneratorID][Sequence]...<p>...another sequence generator, this one generates creator IDs. This sequence generator must have a unique ID as well...<p>...[EntryCreatorID-GeneratorID][EntryCreatorID][Sequence-GeneratorID][Sequence]...<p>...[EntryCreatorID] can choose any [Sequence-GeneratorID] for any given entry...<p>...the creation and operation of any GeneratorID entity must be done with utmost transparency and fairness...<p>...any new ID sequenced must follow the sequencing scheme...<p>...develop a type of scientific notation to describe large sequence numbers...<p>...all of this allows for a synchronization system without the requirement of mediaries for coordination...<p>...this system is a little like the Dewey Decimal System...<p>...this is a numbering system for cataloging and referencing ideas...<p>...everything is sequenced in binary...<p>...entries are never allowed to be edited, revisions are submitted as a subset to the entry...<p>...it is possible for entries to be “forgotten” if nobody else looked at the entry...<p>...meaning if the entry exists on more than one computer, it cannot be forgotten until it is deleted from each computer...<p>...merely looking at entries temporarily stores the entry onto the looker’s computer...<p>...we each specify how we like to retain such information on our computers by default...<p>...every entry is actually a complicated number. [location].[syntax][content]. That’s, location, decimal point, syntax, and content...<p>...every single bit has an inherent location ID, its value and distance from the decimal point...<p>...more on that later...<p>...discussions to fit within the format of this structure...<p>...creators can choose a sequence generator to use...<p>...this is an information space. A data-web. A model with infinitely interconnecting parts and the potential to accommodate the rapid expansion of knowledge. Its a platform for discourse, a means to conduct rapid responses to existential risks, and a potential means to vote...<p>...And imagine being able to run a query to return all the tables within recorded research within a specific parameter.