https://wiki.annwan.me/https://wiki.annwan.me/site-lib/media/favicon.pnghttps://wiki.annwan.me/Webpage HTML Export plugin for ObsidianSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:26:54 GMTSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:26:45 GMT60Annwan#language Mosici has the following phonemes:Vowels can also all be long, nasalised, or both. There are also the following allophony rules: Plosives are realised as voiced next to voiced fricatives and approximants. Plosives are realised as non-sibilant fricatives at the end of words For the dorsal plosive and approximant: They are realised as palata before /i y e j/ or their long and/or nasalised variants They are realised as uvular before /u o w/ or their long and/or nasalised variants They are realised as palatal after /i e j/ or their long and/or nasalised variants Otherwise they are realised as velar The dorsal approximant /ʟ/ is realised as [ẅ] in coda position The dorsal approximant /ʀ/ is realised as [ɐ̯] in coda position The dorsal fricative /ʀ/ is realised as [ʁ] after consonants /n/ nasalises a preceding vowel /n/ is silent in coda positions (still nasalising tho) /n/ assimilates to [ɲ] after a palatal consonant as well as before /i e j/, and to [ŋ] after a velar consonant Mosici doesn't allow consecutive vowels inside of words. To resolve would-be hiatuses, a coalescence process is used. This process is historic for all native words, but it still current to resolve diphthongs in loan words and is necessary to understand to read the written language, as the spelling was fixed before that sound change occurred.The process goes thusly (before applying the allophony): Group all consecutive vowels by pairs, starting at near the start of the word; Combine all pairs of vowels according to the table below (the first vowel indexes the row, and the second vowel indexes the column); If any vowel is long, the resulting vowel is long;
Repeat from 1 until all hiatus has been resolved. Mosici is written in the nahan alphabet (also named the Polia(h)r alphabet), which has the follwoing letters, digraphs and diacritics. The diacritic on the vowels is called the sitrapaóha [ɕdʁapɔː] (plural sitrapaóhaa [ɕdʁapoː])The Nahan script also uses a number of punctuation marks: tráiheíns tráiheíns “fox” 〈tʀɔiːɛins〉 */tʀøːins/ (Coalescence 1) /tʀyːns/ (Coalescence 2) [dʁỹːs] (Allophony rules) moséceec moséceec “of the isles” 〈mosicɛɛk〉 /mosikik/ (Coalescence) [mosiciç] (Allophony rules) an-nielvc an·nielvc "of Nyelaf" 〈annjɛʟvk〉 /anjɛʟvk/ (Particle shenanigans) [ãnjɛẅvɣ] (Allophony rules) Number is marked by a change of the last vowel of the root according to the patter in the following table. in practice the pronunciation of the plural isn't derivable from the pronunciation of the singular.For the main roles, there are 7 patterns: the concatenative pattern and the 6 substitutive patterns: s, z, ts, tz, cs, and cz.The topic case (TOP) indicates the topic of the clause. it is the agent of active clauses and the patient of passive clauses. loarne aint ilálapih. loarne aint ilálapih. Loarne.TOP DEM.OBL say.PAST.3SA Loarne said that The oblique case (OBL) indicates the less salient arguments of the clause that aren't indicated by another case. It indicates the patient of active clauses and the agent of passive clauses. nríht vionreeh nríht vionreeh seed.PL.OBL eat.PRES.3SA TheySG eat seeds. The genitive case (GEN) indicates a possessive or qualifier. ilc ren ilc ren 1S.GEN house.TOP My house áhioc isove áhioc isove fiction.GEN job Fictional job
The dative case (DAT) indicates the beneficiary of a ditransitive verbs, as well as the qualification direction faced. It however doesn't indicates the destination of verbs of movement towards. For those, use the oblique case, the dative indicates the means of movement instead. elsi rent siehíef. elsi rent siehíef. 2S.DAT house.OBL give.PRES.1S I give you a house. an-sialmosécet foítztselasi oisailin. an·sialmosécet foítztselasi oisailin. PPN=Chalmosique.OBL train.DAT go.PAST.2S You went to Chalmosique by train. The ablative case (ABL) indicates the source of ditransitive verbs, as well as indicating the tool of the action.
It however doesn't indicate the source of verbs of movements away from. For those, use the oblique case, the ablative indicates the means of movement instead. hoévenvia cirtív hoévenvia cirtív pen.ABL write.PAST.1PE WeEXCL wrote with a pen. ie an-cairniasialvia ie an·cairniasialvia 3SA.TOP PPN=Cairniasial.ABL TheySG are from Cairniasial sialt fatóirvia hastereón sialt fatóirvia hastereón city.OBL boat.ABL exit.FUT.2P You'll leave the city by boat. Compound cases are extra cased constructed on top of the base 5 casesThe spatial locative cases (LOCSP) is used to indicate a spacial location. it is marked by expressing the noun in the genitive case, followed by the (la) particle. il an-Vansterilc la. il an·Vansterilc‿la. 1S.TOP PPN=Vansteril.GEN‿LOCSP. I’m in Vansteril. There are four temporal locatives: past, present, future and gnomic (LOCTMP.PAST, ...PRES, ...FUT and ...GNO). The past case (resp. present and future) is used, as it's name indicates, to locate events that happened in the past (resp. present and future). The gnomic case locates events that are either generally happeneing, happening at an unknown point in time, or happening repeatedly. The past case (resp. present, future, gnomic) are indicated by expressing the noun in the oblique followed by the particle (anip) (resp (anep), (anop), (anap)) However the present case is rarely used outside of set phrases like (vint anep) “today” or (mpat anep) “now” vint anep mareves vint‿anep mareves day.OBL‿LOCTMP.PRES be_cold.PRES.3SI It’s cold today. il vionreipt anip cirtin il vionreipt‿anip cirtin 1S.TOP eat.PAST.PCP.OBL‿LOCTMP.PAST write.PAST.2S When I ate, I wrote. il vionreopt anop cirton il vionreopt‿anop cirton 1S.TOP eat.FUT.PCP.OBL‿LOCTMP.FUT write.FUT.2S When I’ll eat, I’ll write. il vionreapt anap cirtan il vionreapt‿anap cirtan 1S.TOP eat.GNO.PCP.OBL‿LOCTMP.GNO write.GNO.2S Whenever I eat, I write. Proper nouns that aren't personal names always take the proper noun clitic (an) (PPN)Verbs are conjugated according to their tense and the grammatical person of the agent.
Orthographically the pattern is completely regular, however the vowel coalescence (see Coalescence) causes the pronunciation to be quite chaotic. The plural forms of past and present tense are always identical when spoken but distinguished in writing.All other facets of verb morphology are indicated by a great number of prefixes here are the more useful (look for the #mos/verbmod tag in the dictionary for a more complete list) na- passive voice siehi- volontary causation sien- involontary causation caó- augmentative rel- diminutive rie- conditional
Lengthens a preceeding vowel↩︎
Literally “sounded h”↩︎
in shortend or informal writings as well as for dates, a middle dot either side of the numeral is used instead↩︎ ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/asteron/mosici.htmlAsteron/Mosici.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:26:25 GMT#yapping Originally my wiki was a MediaWiki instance, but, that was a pain to maintain, and being the sole contributor to it, I didn't need most of the features.I then tried to use Gollum, and while the setup is nice, the render is kinda meh, and using relative links is very unintuitive.Let's try again with obsidian this time.]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/misc/(2025-11-07)-new-wiki-software,-again.htmlMisc/(2025-11-07) New wiki software, again.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT[1]. Thus space travel follows the routes of those cleared lanes, as travelling outside the lanes is an activity only reasonable to those who are either thrill-seekers, stupid, owners insanely overkill EM shielding, trying to evade the law, or any combination of the above.From this you essentially have five options when arriving at the spaceport.The option most common among the majority of travellers is to hitch a ride on one of many a cargo vessel (most have a handful of cabins spare in the crew quarters), in exchange for a relatively modest sum or some work on the ship during the transit if you have relevant skills. It’s not fast, it’s not the most comfortable, but it will get you around for a minimal price.If you are travelling a common route, a more comfortable — if a bit more expensive — option is to book a slot in one of the regular line ships that ferry passengers around.Going up sharply in price, if your origin or destination is hard to reach or if you want the most speed and/or comfort, you can also charter a ship for your trip.If however you are on the tightest of budgets and even a hitching on a cargo ship is too expensive, some freight companies offer stasis travel. Basically you get into a stasis box, they turn on the box, handle you in your stasis box like normal cargo and they turn off the box when you arrive, subjectively it’s instant, objectively, it’s as fast as the freight company is, which is typically "not fast", also quite nerve wrecking: if you get lost in shipping, well the energy core in the stasis boxes are typically good for a millennia or two, after which you may wake up to a radically different galaxy. If you don’t wake up in the vacuum of space.
Lastly, if you are on are travelling between planets of the United Peoples’ Federation or some of their closest allies, you’ll have the opportunity to use a jump array. For a frankly insultingly low price, you get put into a perfectly tuned wormhole and appear on the other side instantly for you (you are transported within a stasis field, because directly exposing organics to a wormhole has… undesirable effects[2]) and a couple of seconds for the rest of the Universe
Also the static charge, hitting a large cloud of gas faster than a couple kilolights is one good way to zap everyone aboard with the electric charge released by the ionisation.↩︎
Candidate for "Understatement of the standard galactic orbit"↩︎ ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/larana/travelling.htmlLarana/Travelling.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMTStandard Galactic Time Unit. With that system, interplanetary (and interstellar) activities have a common neutral time system to synchronise things such has Faster than Light Communication, while planet-side affairs typically use a mix of the expressing an absolute unit in the largest SGTU sub-unit that’ll fit in a local day, to which is added a SGTU duration after the local normalised sunrise.For example Earth’s 30 September 2065, 13:12 UTC would be 3D13.65/1 (or 18F.3D13.6556.6AD9 for full specificity) in interstellar communication, but would be referred to as something like 3D13.6/1L+1b1af/1 "on the day that starts on 3D13.6/1 according to the Local standardised day, at 1b1af/1 past local standardised midnight.
Note however that, as of 2376, Earth, despite being a signatory of the GTCO still seldom use SGTUs in planetary affairs, oft choosing to use it’s legacy base 60 time system.]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/larana/timekeeping.htmlLarana/Timekeeping.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMTGalactic Cooperation Treaty Organisation.It is defined as followed:
SGTU quantities are oft expressed either in binary (for the computers), or hexadecimal (for the normal folks) 1 SGTU is the length periods of the wavelength emitted by the Ly-α transition of the Hydrogen atom. This amounts to about 1.74µsSGTU Timestamps are expressed as a the number of SGTU elapsed since the founding of the GCTO. when written they are typically written in groups of 4 hex digits followed by another delimiter and the number of groups the precision omits, the last group may also contain less than 4 digits in which case the lowest significant digits are assumed to be omitted. e.g. 123F.12/1 is assumed to be equivalent to 123F.12XX.XXXX (where X is not specified). the start of the timestamp may also be omitted when redundant, in practice it is rare that more than 2 or 3 groups are ever written, unless the activity requires full precision and/or disambiguation.example:30 September 2065, 13:12 UTC+2 would be oft rendered as 3D13.65/1 or 18F.3D13.6556.6AD9 for full specificity]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/larana/standard-galactic-time-unit.htmlLarana/Standard Galactic Time Unit.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#polity TODO]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/larana/pareli-qapp-wiiqqone-qapp-ħèr-qqù-qapp-naqòo.htmlLarana/Pareli qapp Wiiqqone qapp Ħèr qqù qapp Naqòo.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#language]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/larana/naqòo-common.htmlLarana/Naqòo Common.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#character
Iisnire qapp ħèr-Narini (Naqòo Common: [iːçɲi̤ɰe̤ ʔa̤p’ χɛɰɲa̤ɰi̤ɲi̤]), also rendered in English as Iisnire of Stonepaw was the first leader of the PWĦN. She unified the various clans that warred over land-control on Ȝħarqalin during the Unification War into a large federation where each clans, while retaining wide autonomy in internal matters were instead encouraged to specialise and cooperate for progress. Her government was also the one to introduce Naqòo Common as a working language to administer the various clan who to that point each spoke various languages.]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/larana/iisnire-qapp-ħèr-narini.htmlLarana/Iisnire qapp ħèr-Narini.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#organisation #polity]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/larana/galactic-cooperation-treaty-organisation.htmlLarana/Galactic Cooperation Treaty Organisation.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMThttps://wiki.annwan.me/index.htmlIndex.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #cln ín [iːnə]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/īny.htmlDict/īny.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #clníl [iːɫə]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/īly.htmlDict/īly.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #cln ta [əta]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/yta.htmlDict/yta.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/particle #cln
From Classical Nyelaf tsia
Standard [tɕa] tsia Sentence-final question marker tsia [tsja]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/tsia.htmlDict/tsia.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #clntoi [to.i]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/toi.htmlDict/toi.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/clitic #mos/verbmod
From Classical Nyelaf yta
Standard [ta-] [1] ta- Negation
Subject to vowel coalescence↩︎ ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/ta-.htmlDict/ta-.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #cln sasife [sasife]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/sasife.htmlDict/sasife.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #clnpíssio [piːsːjo]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/pīssio.htmlDict/pīssio.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#mos #mos/noun #word
From Classical Nyelaf pīssio + īly
Standard [piɕyẅ] písioíl Rarity, scarcity ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/písioíl.htmlDict/písioíl.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #cln poíh [po.iːxə]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/poīhy.htmlDict/poīhy.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #clnpoíf [po.iː.fə]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/poīfy.htmlDict/poīfy.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/clitic #mos/verbmod
From Classical Nyelaf poīfy
Standard [pyv-] poív- Iterative aspect marker: “again”
(Immediately after ta-) Perfective aspect marker: “already” ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/poív-.htmlDict/poív-.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/clitic
From Classical Nyelaf poīhy
Standard [pyɐ̯] poír- Suddenly, brusquely Unexpectedly Quickly, rapidly ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/poír.htmlDict/poír.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #clnpossal [posːalə]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/possaly.htmlDict/possaly.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun
From Classical Nyelaf possaly toi (“hard fruit”)
Standard [posaẅdø] posaltoi Nut (fruit) ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/posaltoi.htmlDict/posaltoi.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #clnpolna [poləna]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/polyna.htmlDict/polyna.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun #mos/verb
From Classical Nyelaf polyna
Standard [poẅna] polna Start, beginning polna To start, to commence To enter ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/polna.htmlDict/polna.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun #cln
From Classical Nyelaf polane
Standard [poʟãnɛ] polane Barley polane [polane]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/polane.htmlDict/polane.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #cln poissa [po.isːa]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/poissa.htmlDict/poissa.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun
From poisa + onán
Standard [pøsõnɔ̃] Television ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/poisonán.htmlDict/poisonán.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/verb
From Classical Nyelaf poissa
Standard [pøsa] To be far, to be distant To be strange ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/poisa.htmlDict/poisa.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun
From archaic pi- + tsia
Standard [petɕa] pitsia Question Demand, request pitsia To ask, to question To request, to demand ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/pitsia.htmlDict/pitsia.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun
From pi- + oraioa
Standard [pøʀajo] pioraio Lung ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/pioraio.htmlDict/pioraio.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #clnpilten [pi.ɫə.te.nə]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/pilyteny.htmlDict/pilyteny.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun
From Classical Nyelaf pilyteny
Standard [peẅtɛ̃] Part, chapter (of a book) Subdivision ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/pilten.htmlDict/pilten.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #cln pian [pja.nə]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/piany.htmlDict/piany.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #cln pial [pja.ɫə]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/pialy.htmlDict/pialy.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun
From Classical Nyelaf pialy
Standard [pjaẅ] pial Fight, battle Rivalry ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/pial.htmlDict/pial.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #clnpi [pi]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/pi.htmlDict/pi.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/clitic
From Classical Nyelaf pi
Standard [pe-] [1] pi- (obsolete) action of
Subject to vowel coalescence↩︎ ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/pi-.htmlDict/pi-.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun
From Classical Nyelaf pefalie
Standard [pɛvaʎjɛ] pevalie Situation, context Occurence, event ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/pevalie.htmlDict/pevalie.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #cln pefalie [pe.fa.ɫje]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/pefalie.htmlDict/pefalie.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/verb
From Classical Nyelaf ohaioa
Standard [oʀajɔ] oraioa To breathe ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/oraioa.htmlDict/oraioa.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #cln onán [onaːnə]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/onāny.htmlDict/onāny.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun
From Classical Nyelaf onāny
Standard [õnɔ̃] onán Image, representation ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/onán.htmlDict/onán.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #cln olnehh [o.ɫə.ne.xːə]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/olynehhy.htmlDict/olynehhy.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun
From Classical Nyelaf olynehhy sasife
Standard [oẅnɛːsaɕfɛ] olnehsasife Weapon ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/olnehsasife.htmlDict/olnehsasife.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun #cln
From Classical Nyelaf oli
Standard [oʎe] oli Time oli [oɫi]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/oli.htmlDict/oli.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun
From Classical Nyelaf olaho īny
Standard [oʟaʀỹ] olaroín Peak, summit (History) Golden Age ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/olaroín.htmlDict/olaroín.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #cln olaho [olaxo]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/olaho.htmlDict/olaho.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun
From Classical Nyelaf oilenioī.
Standard [øʟɛ̃njy] oilenioí Parameter, option Settings ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/oilenioí.htmlDict/oilenioí.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #cln ohaioa [o.xa.jo.a]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/ohaioa.htmlDict/ohaioa.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/particle Onomatopeic
Standard [o] o (After nouns) Vocative marker (After verbs) Imperative marker ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/o.htmlDict/o.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/numeral #cln
From Classical Nyelaf lei
Standard [ʎi] lei two lei [ɫe.i]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/lei.htmlDict/lei.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #mos/noun
From the Classical Nyelaf phrase « i piany lei » “and afterwards, two“
Standard [epjãʎi] (plural [epjãnaʎi]) ipianlei (plural ipianalei) Sequence, ordering ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/ipianlei.htmlDict/ipianlei.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#mos #mos/noun #mos/irreg
Standard [epjãnaʎi] ipianalei
plural form of ipianlei ]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/ipianalei.htmlDict/ipianalei.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#word #mos #cln #mos/particle
From Classical Nyelaf i
Standard [e] i and also i [i]]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/dict/i.htmlDict/i.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMT#language]]>https://wiki.annwan.me/asteron/classical-nyelaf.htmlAsteron/Classical Nyelaf.mdSun, 09 Nov 2025 16:24:34 GMThttps://wiki.annwan.me/asteron/langs/mosici.htmlAsteron/Langs/Mosici.mdFri, 24 Oct 2025 21:01:47 GMThttps://wiki.annwan.me/asteron/langs/classical-nyelaf.htmlAsteron/Langs/Classical Nyelaf.mdFri, 24 Oct 2025 18:57:46 GMT#yapping Originally my wiki was a MediaWiki instance, but, that was a pain to maintain, and being the sole contributor to it, I didn't need most of the features.I then tried to use Gollum, and while the setup is nice, the render is kinda meh, and using relative links is very unintuitive.Let's try again with obsidian this time.]]>misc/2025-11-07-—-new-wiki-software,-again.htmlMisc/2025-11-07 — New wiki software, again.mdFri, 07 Nov 2025 08:55:30 GMT