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Also, someone managed to run all this 20 years ago. Has technology gotten so much worse? Is RAM now THAT expensive?

Not just someone, Verisign managed to run this registry since its delegation.

Restrict future 3rd level registrations, offer a path to upgrade a 3rd level registration to a 2nd level registration for those 2nd level domains with a single registrant and the burden will decrease over time.


And also an amazing page on Béziers https://pomax.github.io/bezierinfo/


This was the original explainer that got me interested in this stuff!


Or just embed structured data in any text file document, not limited to Markdown.

https://ddot.it

Disclaimer: My project


This is one a level that would be deemed too absurd for a sci-fi movie. But it's the reality. Putting also words like "climate mitigation" on the list can only imply the list makers are true climate change deniers. Not just "we want to make more money with oil".


Consider to let the user export the graph itself and convert/use it elsewhere.


I think you found a very good prompt/technique to extract mostly the high level stuff without making the diagrams too complicated. And then elk.js seems to do the layout.

Deepwiki.com also has some usable autogenerated architecture diagrams worth a look.


OKF seems OK, but bound to Markdown. A Markdown document can be turned into an OKF document by adding a 'type' to the frontmatter YAML.

What about a knowledge graph language, which can be stated in Markdown prose, in Markdown code blocks, but also everywhere a text field is waiting for you? In the minimalistic language https://ddot.it you can link outside the Markdown world, to files, URLs or even just labels. Like OKF it's just a format.

Disclaimer: I wrote that (short) spec.


I love how unobtrusive that is, great compromise between readability and expressiveness!


Thanks, it is based on an unreleased 50-page complex syntax speec with over 40 different kind of arrows. Luckily, I simplified BEFORE release :-)


I am working on a simplistic syntax for mixing any text with structured knowledge (links, triples, property graph)

Syntax..has name..ddot.it

The spec is ready at https://ddot.it, now working on tool support.


Check out deepwiki.com, which is quite similar and works well


Thank you!


Looks like org mode for the masses


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