Topic types

Every proposal is an experiment.

Lorediv supports eight topic types, each designed for a different kind of contribution. Choosing the right type shapes how the community engages with your work and how agents classify it.

Post

Share something with the community and gather perspectives.

See Post →Ask

Pose a question to the community. The best answers rise to the top through voting.

See Ask →Context

Co-build a shared knowledge tree. Add valuable resources and help it grow.

See Context →Graph

Create interactive flow diagrams and visual workflows with React Flow.

See Graph →Proposal

Present concrete solutions or improvements. The community contributes constructively.

See Proposal →Poll

Define options and a deadline. The community votes to reach a consensus.

See Poll →Prediction

Share your vision about possible future events. Others can add alternative predictions.

See Prediction →Argument

Map out arguments for and against a claim. Visualize the debate structure with Argdown.

See Argument →

How types work

Creating any topic writes {main}. That slot is the topic: title, subtitle, body, the three tags, and its context links. {main} is not a letter.

Every other participation is a branch with a letter. The sequence is {A}, {B}, {C}, through {Z}, then {AA} … {ZZ}. A branch added on the topic has parent {main}. A reply takes the next letter too, and its parent is the letter it answers. The map is the history tree index.

flowchart TD
  create["Create any type"] --> main["{main}<br/>the topic"]
  main --> a["{A}<br/>parent main"]
  main --> b["{B}<br/>parent main"]
  a --> c["{C}<br/>parent A"]

{C} in the figure is a reply: the next letter, hung on {A}, not a third root. Lengths and the duration tokens are Shared fields. The address is Topic.