In 21st century, e-content is the most important knowledge medium. Utilizing HTML5 technology, buk/bulog systems will enable writers to cross-refer to relevant information easily and the readers will be able to dig into infinitely entangled knowledge in intuitive navigation patterns.
3. Knowledge (Today)
web Unstable, Distributed Contents
epub Stable, File-based, Self-Contained
Writers, - Copy & Paste for cross-references.
Bloggers - Write in presentation level markups
(DocBook, ASCIIDoc, HTML/CSS)
Readers - Download EPUBs, Start reading.
- Go to Google & Search for the references
4. Knowledge (Future)
bulog Unstable, Addressable Contents
buk Stable, Addressable Knowlege
Writers, - Write in โBuโ markup to generate
Bloggers epub/buk/kindle/articles.
- Use ![@bible:mathew:3:7-8] to quote
Mathew 3:7 ~ 3:8 from Bible.
Readers - Click & Start reading.
- Click links to jump into the references.
5. BUK.IO
Book Reading experience on Any Device
Writers/publishers upload quotable knowledges
Start with quotable 40,000+ classics, bibles and more
6. BULOG.IO
โข Blog service where bloggers can write in โBuโ
markup.
โข Bloggers can quote โbuk.ioโ knowlege and
โbulog.ioโ articles.
โข Bloggers get commission if sales are made through
โbuk.ioโ links.
โข Bloggers can publish their contents into โbuk.ioโ
8. โBuโ markup
[# โฆ ]{content} Semantic formatting
[@ โฆ]{content} Cross references
@1776.7.2{July 2, 1776}
# The Second Continental Congress approves the Lee Resolution, calling for American
Independence
![1776.7.2.jpg]{Richard Henry Lee, who proposed the resolution on June 7, 1776}
!
The [@terms:Richard_Henry_Lee]{Lee} Resolution, also known as the resolution of independence,
was an act of the [@terms:Second_Continental_Congress]{Second Continental Congress}
declaring the [@terms:Thirteen_Colonies]{United Colonies} to be independent of the British
Empire. [@terms:Richard_Henry_Lee]{Richard Henry Lee} of [@terms:Virginia]{Virginia} first
proposed it on June 7, 1776, after receiving instructions from the [@terms:Virginia_Conventions]
{Virginia Convention} and its President, Edmund Pendleton (in fact [@terms:Richard_Henry_Lee]
{Lee} used, almost verbatim, the language from the instructions in his resolution). Voting on the
resolution was delayed for several weeks while support for independence was consolidated. On
June 11, a [@terms:Committee_of_Five]{Committee of Five} was appointed to prepare a document
to explain the reasons for independence. The resolution was finally approved on July 2, 1776, and
news of its adoption was published that evening in the Pennsylvania Evening Post and the next day
in the Pennsylvania Gazette. The text of the document formally announcing this action, the United
States Declaration of Independence, was approved on [@ushistory:1776.7.4]{July 4}. It was the 4th,
and not the 2nd, that would come to be celebrated as Independence Day for the new country.
9.
10. Reference App
Timeline - U.S. History
This offering also shows
historic events in a timeline
interface, splitting the display
between text and images on
the top and the touch-sensitive
timeline on the
bottom โฆ Timeline-U.S.
History is easy to use, and will
most likely teach you a thing
or twoโฆ More important, it
infuses the learning of history
with some fun.
!
New York Times Aug. 14
2014