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== Categorising == === New category or having already? === I looked at all category names to decide where ''Combinatory logic'' and ''Dependent types'' should fit. I think You are right, and ''Theory'' would be a good new category, or ''Foundations''. It could contain articles like e.g. * Lambda calculus * Combinatory logic * Type theory ** Dependent types * Category theory ** Categorical programming * Formal languages ** Attribute grammars * Linguistics ** Applicative universal grammars etc. Maybe it would become a natural category for projects like Quantum Computing -- I saw there are a lot of QC materials concerning Haskell -- and quines (see bottom of this letter) too. === ''Articles'' or ''Foundations''? === The category name ''Articles'' seems to me too structural (instead of functional): * ''Foundations'' describes a ''role'', a ''funtion'' * ''Articles'' refers to a structure, a format. To decide between them, let us see the crosscutting cases: * a page on foundations, but not in an article format, e.g. a categorical programming language interpreter * an article on practical things, e.g. on conventions maybe we cannot avoid all croscutting, but I think ''Foundations'' provides a better modularity.
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