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We could consider adding more data-driven links between definitions than just the alternative words we have currently.
The current state is on one-way. Define an alt-word, and it will be linked if it is defined. We can further add inbound links. Example: crazy links to unreal. We could add a «words that link here» (or similar) section inside the definition body of «unreal».
Another easily solvable content point is the linking of synonyms/antonyms. Live example for an antonym is cis-/transgender. At the moment, authors have to add the sentence «Opposite of xxx» themselves. my proposed solution is to add synonym and/or antonym to the front matter:
---title: Cisgenderslug: cisgenderspeech: adjdefined: trueantonym: transgender---
of, relating to, or characterised by being a gender that matches the gender they were assigned at birth.
For synonyms, this might allow for a bit more nuance in the definitions, as the alt words are currently mostly in use to provide better suggestions.
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One use case I forgot: Having better alternatives say something like «better alternative for minorities». It’s actually considered in the flag definition already but not used during rendering, see docs: https://www.selfdefined.app/documentation/front-matter/#flag
We could consider adding more data-driven links between definitions than just the alternative words we have currently.
The current state is on one-way. Define an alt-word, and it will be linked if it is defined. We can further add inbound links. Example: crazy links to unreal. We could add a «words that link here» (or similar) section inside the definition body of «unreal».
Another easily solvable content point is the linking of synonyms/antonyms. Live example for an antonym is cis-/transgender. At the moment, authors have to add the sentence «Opposite of xxx» themselves. my proposed solution is to add
synonym
and/orantonym
to the front matter:For synonyms, this might allow for a bit more nuance in the definitions, as the alt words are currently mostly in use to provide better suggestions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: