* The glossary structure uses the idea of a 'gloss' which means annottation and layer. It makes the glossary a *layering of anotations* rather than a list of definitions. The pad template uses each word as a card with multiple annotations where you can collect multiple voices for each word.
* Via Markdown is possible to add hyperlinks. It means that you can easily communicate your annotation to other pieces of information outside the glossary.
PD: This tool is also published as a JupyterLab notebook which makes easier to run. Find here how to install JupyterLab in your computer and here the notebook. Running it through a notebook would simplify the process of writing and modify the Glossary environment.
<h1> Glossary for a Diffractive Publishing Practice </h1>
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<p>This glossary project is an ongoing and ever-transforming experiment that introduces a diffractive methodology inside the publishing practice. It is seen as a mutable and living publication result of collective workshops where participants are invited to think and converse around its words and annotations. During the workshop, diffraction performs a conscious interconnection of practices beyond reflection. The current state of the glossary gathers different annotations on each word instead of a closed definition for each one.</p>
<p>Concretly, the glossary as a publication uses questions as triggers and it aims to weave as a conversation the multiple{description}of the current practice, with other vocabularies that come from critical theory, new materialism and others. The final intention is not just to envision our future as publishers but to help to initiate conversations with others.</p>