Cabi.Chat Graph — Rubrics
Rubrics are the graph's taxonomy: categories cards are tagged with, so people, search and oracles know what a card is about and where it belongs. A rubric is a card too, and rubrics form trees: each rubric holds the rubrics below it.
Two kinds
- Tags — what a card is about: an industry, a pricing model, a license, a release stage.
- Places — where: countries, regions and cities, with coordinates, in one geo tree. A place is set as a card's location, never as a tag. Cabi.Chat Projects — Location and rotation
Taxonomies
- IAB Taxonomies: industries and topics.
- ISIC: the international classification of economic activities.
- Places: the geo tree.
- Release stages, Pricing model, License: smaller vocabularies next to the industry standards.
On a card. Up to twenty tags, picked in the cascade level by level, or typed to search. Which of them make the card publicly discoverable: Cabi.Chat Search — Rubrics and discovery
Your own rubrics. Create rubrics for your own vocabulary, and file one under an existing rubric you may edit and tag with. You tag cards with your own rubrics; with someone else's rubric when it is open for tagging or its owner shared it with you with execute; the shared public taxonomies are open to everyone. A new rubric of yours starts closed: only you tag with it until you open it or share it. API pipeline: Tag cards with rubrics
Relation labels. The rubrics under Relations name the ways two cards relate: implements, supersedes, derived from. Cabi.Chat Graph — Handles, mentions and relations
Search: link. All card types: Cabi.Chat Graph — Data types