Level 1 — Tag
Thematic marker.
Names the topic, matter, or domain.
Examples: urbanism, archive, pedagogy, infrastructure.
Level 2 — Cameltag
Conceptual operator.
Names the active concept, not just the topic.
Examples: SemanticHardening, ScalarArchitecture, TopolexicalSovereignty.
Level 3 — Slug
Textual surface.
The individual title-string or URL logic that makes a text public and locatable.
Level 4 — Node
Numerical identifier.
Positions the text within a larger sequence and gives it indexed relation.
Level 5 — Tail Decalogue
Ten-unit sequence.
A structured cluster of ten nodes forming the first strong threshold of internal coherence.
Level 6 — Book
Editorial unit.
A recognizable publication-scale body composed of multiple sequences.
Level 7 — Tome
Macro-aggregation.
A larger body composed of multiple books, forming a higher threshold of thought and structure.
Level 8 — Corpus
Finite organized body.
The countable, structured totality of books and tomes.
The corpus is closed provisionally by scale, number, and editorial form.
Level 9 — Mesh
Relational totality.
The open network of links, recurrences, citations, references, and cross-scalar relations extending beyond the finite corpus.
Level 10 — Socioplastics
Field-name and hosting edge.
The autonomous epistemic, spatial, and infrastructural field that emerges from the mesh and gives consistency, boundary, and orientation to the whole.
