Kranditri:About

Kranditri Wiki has been and continues to be important to my own desire and effort to protect e-bibliographic freedom. I've decided that Kranditri's significance in my life has a type of third-person relativity classifiability. I have also created now what I think of as being significant to a simpler truth: Affirmation Wiki. Thanks to Miraheze, I can progress with these two projects, gradually improving the distinctions between them. Kranditri's classification of subject matter is what I really want to develop here, while I'd like to use my partner site, Affirmation Wiki, for a more basic analysis of comparison between fantasy and reality.

I do have a personal site that Tim Berners-Lee's SOLID project gives space for, and I might use that for any random expression of my own, but these two sites (Kranditri and Affirmatio - that's the Latin spelling of the word affirmation) I'd like to make into a better general presentation, and of course it would be great if eventually others decide to contribute also. For now, I can live with my two wiki projects being private enough in a practical sense, but I am looking forward. Thanks again to Miraheze for this gift, though.

In my contextualization of where I think Kranditri's classification is within the scope of library science, I've envisioned a four-fold sense of how bibliography is protected in the modern world, and I'd like to develop a better outline and description of this as I progress. Essentially, the three further aspects of protection are represented by Wikimedia (e-bibliography in the wider world, with standards but liberally available), by Dewey Decimal Classification (bibliographic solidarity but widely used), and then most simply by our Library of Congress (local American government holdings). Simpler than that for me would be one's own relatively private efforts to save whatever we like of the written word as first persons, in our own "libraries" and online, though of course many groups of persons work together to maintain libraries of infinite sorts.

Though the wiki format is the fourth distant of those styles of notation and record storage, it is still such a significant part of my own world, being practical and easy to work with. Kranditri is the name I have chosen for my own way of classifying life, and so I use that name to signify the specific type of quality of what I'm doing with this wiki. Thanks especially to GRACE Marketplace for the facilitation they have given by maintaining their computer lab (the closest thing my Kranditri has to an actual office space) and by daily providing coffee at breakfast.