Wagn.org: card

Feature

Wagn organizes information into lots of interconnected cards. If you've used wikis before, you might be wondering, "Why don't you just call them pages?" There are three main reasons:

To avoid confusing Wagn cards with web pages. In Wagn, a given page may have dozens of cards on it -- not so with most wikis.
To emphasize granularity. Pages have lots of information, but Wagn scales down to much smaller levels. It's not unusual to have a card whose only content is "yes" or "4", for example. Feels weird to call that a "page." It's more like a little index card. In fact, Wagn is meant to encourage breaking information down into smaller bits.
Cards are intended to be shuffled and re-combined and connected in a rich variety of ways, much like a deck of playing cards.

The card concept is introduced at greater length, appropriately enough, on the Introduction card.

Cards in Wagn are either simple cards or plus cards.

How To

adding new cards

There are several ways to add new cards in Wagn. (Note: On most Wagns, you have to be logged in as a ...

editing cards

At the top right of every card you'll typically see a row of tabs that look like this

To ...

formatting

What are Forms?
Forms are patterns of content. Every day we encounter lots of formatted information: weather forecasts include temperature, cloudiness, humidity and so ...
How To

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