SilberWitch on Nostr: Well, the idea is that writers often start off with one, long, markdown file and ...
Well, the idea is that writers often start off with one, long, markdown file and scaffold it into sections and then they fill in the sections, like I'm doing below. And then they end up with one gigantic document.
They would have the choice to publish that as a serialized article and auto-generate a matching 30040. Then a client that only does 30023s could add a button or breadcrumb at the bottom, for "next" and "previous" (like on a blog, but only for this particular series), and a more advanced tool like Alexandria could display the entire thing as an eBook with chapters that you can navigate over a ToC.
So, it's a linked-list that is delivered with a matching index.
https://github.com/SilberWitch/Sybil/blob/main/BuildingSybil/BuildingSybil.md
They would have the choice to publish that as a serialized article and auto-generate a matching 30040. Then a client that only does 30023s could add a button or breadcrumb at the bottom, for "next" and "previous" (like on a blog, but only for this particular series), and a more advanced tool like Alexandria could display the entire thing as an eBook with chapters that you can navigate over a ToC.
So, it's a linked-list that is delivered with a matching index.
https://github.com/SilberWitch/Sybil/blob/main/BuildingSybil/BuildingSybil.md