Ship a front end with interfaces for IBIS, PM, and a rudimentary FOAF/ORG editor.

2025-04-22T21:30:51Z

[DONE] Create a template for pm:Goal.

[RESOLVED] For writing to the graph, the IBIS tool requires a "focus" node with which to associate new entries. This is associated with a state object, which is in turn associated with the current user.

[RESOLVED] The editing widgets show up even if there is no current logged-in user.

[RESOLVED] The unlink button appears to be broken (again?) for ibis:suggested-by.

Adjacent nodes in the left-side lozenge UI can be kind of ambiguous.

Alter the template so that the editing widgets do not show up unless there is a registered user detected.

Client wants to use the IBIS tool (Sense Atlas) in everyday operations.

Create a template for pm:Target.

Create a template for pm:Task.

Create ibis:endorsed-by relations widget, i.e. the ability to "like" an entity.

Get Intertwingler the hell online.

Get rudimentary multi-site support working on Intertwingler.

Improve the UI for ibis:Network and skos:ConceptScheme.

Intertwingler MVP

It would be handy if active entities could be easily visually differentiated from inactive ones.

Plan projects and resources with the use of the Process Model Ontology.

Replace the type toggle widget with an upgrade/downgrade widget in either type vertical.

Represent networks of people and their organizational and/or institutional affiliations, as well as their products.

Sense Atlas Front End

Ship a front end with interfaces for IBIS, PM, and a rudimentary FOAF/ORG editor.

Ship a front end with interfaces for IBIS, PM, and a rudimentary FOAF/ORG editor.

The issue/position/argument type toggle widget is a vestige from the original 2013 prototype and never actually made any sense.

The template for ibis:Network (skos:ConceptScheme) is really shabby.

The UI for adding and connecting adjacents messes up in annoying and data-destructive ways.

The XSLT component kind of sucks.

There is no upgrade/downgrade path to go from { issue ↔ argument ↔ goal ↔ target } or { position ↔ task }.

There is still no capability to use ibis:replaces effectively.