[Gzz-commits] manuscripts/FutureVision vision.rst

[Tuomas J. Lukka]

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     - working FenPDF system
 
+Acknowledgments
+===============
+
+The fundamental ideas in hyperstructure - e.g., the orthogonal
+applitudes, are due to Ted Nelson.
+The authors were exposed to these ideas in connection 
+with the Gzz (earlier called GZigZag)
+project, whose goal was to implement zzStructure
+in collaboration with him.
+In spring 2003, due to various issues including patents, 
+our research group began the Fenfire project, which was essentially all
+the technologies (user interface, storage, functional programming -related)
+developed in connection with Gzz but using RDF instead of the ZigZag(tm)
+as the underlying structure. Most importantly, 
+the basic Xanalogical permanent media paradigm, 
+as well as the ideas and goals related
+to hyperstructure were retained. This article is an attempt to
+clarify our flavors of these ideas.
+
+
 
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    (Nelson's trademark).
 
 
-(XXX Link to text)
-
-The fundamental ideas in hyperstructure are due to Ted Nelson.
-The authors were exposed to these ideas in connection with the Gzz (earlier 
called GZigZag)
-project, whose goal was to implement Ted Nelson's ZigZag(tm) (trademark of Ted 
Nelson) structure
-in collaboration with him.
-In spring 2003, due to various issues including patents, 
-our research group began the Fenfire project, which was essentially all
-the technologies (user interface, storage, functional programming -related)
-developed in connection with Gzz but using RDF instead of the ZigZag(tm)
-as the underlying structure. Most importantly, the ideas and goals related
-to hyperstructure were retained, as well as the use of the basic Xanalogical 
permanent media paradigm.