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Identify "concepts" that could be "pulled out" #3698

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samm82 opened this issue Mar 3, 2024 · 2 comments
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Identify "concepts" that could be "pulled out" #3698

samm82 opened this issue Mar 3, 2024 · 2 comments
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samm82 commented Mar 3, 2024

In #3686, I noticed that the phrase "wiki page", when used in Sentences, often showed up alone, which makes me think it can be "pulled out" as an actual concept, such as those in drasil-data. A similar thing was noticed in this discussion.

There are potentially many more similar concepts; they should be identified and listed, so we can have a conversation about which ones we want to define once and reuse (and how in-depth we want to be about this)!

As with #3252, this will likely be an "iterative" issue (i.e., it will never quite be "done"), so any amount of work on this is progress! We shouldn't worry about completeness just yet, or at least not on the first few passes! Also note that #3252 is responsible for using existing concepts, while this one is responsible for identifying/creating new ones!

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samm82 commented Apr 29, 2024

This looks to be a dupe of #3402; not sure which we want to keep (worth it to merge them?)

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smiths commented Apr 30, 2024

Good catch @samm82. I agree that we only need one issue on this topic. Let's keep your issue and close the other one.

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