Topic Flow
This page will suggest a flow for the generation of material for each topic.
It is expected that each topic will be an independent collection of linked pages. The initial outline can itemize how that flow might appear initially. It is clear that it will evolve over time. As the information is gathered and generated the eventual flowchart and outline will take shape. The value of having the hierarchical approach allows for many to contribute and for readers to progress from the summary statements to the specific facts and then conclusion arguments. It allows for comparative statements to be made on separate pages. The reader is then empowered to follow the arguments and educate themselves.
The depth of the series of pages could become quite deep. The first page is the summary page giving a number of links, even suggested paths in links to comprehend the subject to the level of detail they wish.
For a given topic the summary page could result in 5-10 next level pages on the subtopics. The subtopic pages could in turn each have 5-10 sub-subtopic pages. There could also be a series of articles or statement pages below that to the tune of another 10. This could lead to 30 to well over a hundred pages. This is similar to the number of pages in a small website.
With linkable pages generated in a website authoring flow that relies on templates this easily achieved from the coding view. In many corporate like settings one would see that the process be a lot less dynamic with changes and additions done with a much higher cost model without near instant updates as is being planned here.
As the website workload increases anyone wanting to gain the knowledge or use what they already know in website generation will be allowed to operate in this fashion. Pages will be reviewed and approved before being put online.
With this flow on topical pages generated by volunteers, it is possible to amass hundred of pages in less than a month’s time. The initial time to complete the first set of pages as outlined above is in a few months’ time.
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