from [/villagepump/I need some good naming for “multiple links connected and wrapped pages”](https://scrapbox.io/villagepump/I need some good naming for “multiple links connected and wrapped pages”).
If anyone comes up with a good name or knows the name, please let me know.
- Is it easier to connect later if you separate them into keywords, or bet on
- This is the kind of guy I'm talking about.
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- is
- developmental process
- [/nishio/people with a lot of output should Scrapbox](https://scrapbox.io/nishio/people with a lot of output should Scrapbox).
- to "stop using the legacy protocol of conversation.
- I thought the combination of "conversation" and "legacy protocol" was interesting, so I made a link to "The Legacy Protocol of Conversation."
- I opened "The Legacy Protocol of Conversation" and thought about it for a minute, but couldn't think of anything in particular to write about.
- But if we leave it as is, [[Future Connections]] is unlikely to occur (because the link string is long).
- [[CD]] is small
- So I wrote the title as it is and used it as a link for "shorter keywords".
- That's the objective.
- If I had found something to write about and did write it, I would have similarly made "conversation" and "legacy protocols" the links.
- Plus, you mention "legacy protocols" on the "Legacy Protocols" page.
- [/nishio/legacy-protocols](https://scrapbox.io/nishio/legacy-protocols).
- The "legacy format" is placed here by association, leading to "liberation from the legacy format of books".
- So, I'm thinking "[[Long title engraving page]]" or something like that.
- Compared to "multiple links connected to a WRAP page," the timeline of the action is reversed.
- Create a page with multiple short keywords attached to it.
- Whether to distinguish time axis orientation
- I see
- > But if we leave it as is, future connections are unlikely to occur (because of the long string of links).
- > so I wrote the title as is and used the "shorter keywords" link.
- Is it easier to connect later if you separate them into keywords, or bet on
- [[intersection table]] like
- Oh, I'll make this one.
- It's a natural occurrence in the structure.
- Even when making a link with more than one word in a verse, there is a hesitation about where to chop it up.
- If you want to do it systematically, it is safer to make it longer first and then [[WRAP page with multiple links connected]].
- do often
- [Hashtags to link words that did not appear in the text
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