Mapping Scrapbox rows to Kozane in Kozaneba

• Mapping Scrapbox Row to [Kozaneba no Kozane

from /villagepump/2023/03/23

• [/blu3mo-public/Scrapbox can manage information according to the structure that the language has](https://scrapbox.io/blu3mo-public/Scrapbox can manage information according to the structure that the language has).
  • Consider mapping a line in Scrapbox to a Kozane in Kozaneba.
  • The rows are placed in close proximity and the kozane is placed in close proximity to each other.
  • Bullet-pointing a child is more clearly stating “relevant” than simply putting them close together.
    • What meaning you give to the bullet points varies from person to person, and even within a single person, it’s shaky.
    • Just like there are many different ways to place Kozaneba’s “place it near”.
    • Everyone is kind of in the mood.
  • A collection of fragments
    • In Scrapbox, a collection of lines is called a page and can be titled
      • In fact, it would be afforded to decide on the title first.
      • Well, it can be changed later.
    • Kozaneba allows grouping and titling
  • Title.
    • Scrapbox allows links to be made from within a line using a title.
      • The connection between the compressed expression “title” and the expanded expression “page” is expressed in the form of an HTTP-like link.
    • In Kozaneba…
      • I can draw lines and arrows from the kozane to the group.
      • Compression and expansion expressions can be switched, but only one of them
      • Hmmm, room for improvement.
  • Links between fragments
    • In Scrapbox, this is realized in the form of line links
      • Not human friendly as it appears in the form of “Page Title and ID
    • In Kozaneba you can draw a line
• Kozaneba has been used as a temporary workspace to get your head out of the clouds.
  • On paper, the limit is about 300 sheets.
  • We will never handle such a large volume, so 2000 pieces is still the limit in the system.
  • If the above discussion is executed as it is, there will be “as many kozane as the number of lines that exist in Scrapbox”.
    • Oh, shit.

When it comes to this I want to search other people’s Scrapboxes for vectors.

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