Simon Buckingham Shum wrote:
> On making Pros and Cons nodes or links:
I suspect that the interface could make the distinction mostly
irrelevant to the user, couldn't it?
For example, I create a new argument ("bubble sorts take a long
time") or find a long-winded version of it somewhere and transclude
it into a design discussion. Then I label that argument "con", or
whatever.
When I select that label, the underlying system may well know that
it applies to the link, and not to the node. Other labels may apply
to the node. As the user, it's probably irrelevant to me which is
which. When creating one, you would have to know. But the user
could easily be oblivious to the difference.
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