Witt

get_frame_type

:individual

get_frame_pretty_name

WITT

get_instance_types(inference_level=ALL)

• pattern

• :THING

• :INDIVIDUAL

get_frame_slots(slot_type=OWN)

• RelatedPatterns
  • Greeter
  • Context
  • ExpansiveShell
  • Discussion
  • Thread

• Method

• Variations

• AKA
  • WITT Protocol
  • WITTY Conversations

• Consequences

• Applicability

• References

• Intent
  • Conversations may be linked to a stack of Contexts which then shape the conversation. These contexts may be declared at the outset of the conversation, or may be declared during the conversation itself. Conversations which are structured by the patterns contained in the contexts are said to be Witty.

• Motivation
  • Ludwig Wittenstein said, "That whereof we cannot speak, thereof we must remain silent." The Witt protocol allows speakers to describe NamedVoids which thereafter allows them to speak about what is unknown. A simple instance of this is in the Wiki protocol, in which users may use Wiki words which then appear with a "?" after them. This creates a NamedVoid to be filled in later. The Witt protocol allows the graceful flow of a conversation, adding richer contexts of discourse. Pattern Weavers are able to look at the NamedVoids appearing in discourse, and collect them into future patterns and contexts.

• KnownUses

get_frame_sentences

• (individual Witt)

• (instance-of Witt pattern)

• (instance-of Witt :INDIVIDUAL)

• (slot RelatedPatterns Witt "Greeter")

• (slot RelatedPatterns Witt "Context")

• (slot RelatedPatterns Witt "ExpansiveShell")

• (slot RelatedPatterns Witt "Discussion")

• (slot RelatedPatterns Witt "Thread")

• (slot Method Witt "")

• (slot Variations Witt "")

• (slot AKA Witt "WITT Protocol")

• (slot AKA Witt "WITTY Conversations")

• (slot AKA Witt "")

• (slot Consequences Witt "")

• (slot Applicability Witt "")

• (slot References Witt "")

• (slot Intent Witt "Conversations may be linked to a stack of Contexts which then shape the conversation. These contexts may be declared at the outset of the conversation, or may be declared during the conversation itself. Conversations which are structured by the patterns contained in the contexts are said to be Witty.")

• (slot Intent Witt "")

• (slot Motivation Witt "Ludwig Wittenstein said, "That whereof we cannot speak, thereof we must remain silent." The Witt protocol allows speakers to describe NamedVoids which thereafter allows them to speak about what is unknown. A simple instance of this is in the Wiki protocol, in which users may use Wiki words which then appear with a "?" after them. This creates a NamedVoid to be filled in later. The Witt protocol allows the graceful flow of a conversation, adding richer contexts of discourse. Pattern Weavers are able to look at the NamedVoids appearing in discourse, and collect them into future patterns and contexts.")

• (slot Motivation Witt "")

• (slot KnownUses Witt "")