# first.items[].content
Here’s where it gets wild. All about “networking”—I was thinking about the concept of computer networking but applied just to content, and described basically federated content between different instances. In a way that probably would have worked!

The diagram is cool, noscope there is Joen at https://moc.co, who I originally worked with on Zenphoto themes and design. He’s still kicking around working on Wordpress.

# first.items[].contentMap.en
Here’s where it gets wild. All about “networking”—I was thinking about the concept of computer networking but applied just to content, and described basically federated content between different instances. In a way that probably would have worked!

The diagram is cool, noscope there is Joen at https://moc.co, who I originally worked with on Zenphoto themes and design. He’s still kicking around working on Wordpress.

# first.items[].attachment[].name
(Apologies for the OCR, I’m manually correcting it but it might be a little off)

Networking in zenos)

- Not traditional.
Example:
2 zenos installs : zenos: trisweb. com
zenos: noscope.com
Each has 5 users, 2 or 3 users want to share files with others on different server.
trisweb / Establih
a link. Handshake, stave
2. Exchange info. (API for transfer)
3. trade user into
User tables, names, mess aging)

Joen gets files
noscope from trisweb’s shared space after trisweb gives joen permission
Database structure required for this:
Each server has: Users userpermissions
groups (?)
local)
User-to-user links.
and permissions on classes of files

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More Networking (zenos)
Trisweb.com
noscope.com
Users > groups user perms groupperms
Users
groups
• User perms. groupperms

2 classes of user: local and remote
Allow permissions on files to be specific to local or remote users.
(Think of face book and myspace)
# Networking stuff is cool;
probably
killer, but also difficult and not needed in first version.
Advantage: each server only has trusted
Users; you assume everyone on your server is at east mostly trustworthy, I.e. not an RIAA spy)