You think we should fine grain a difference between [[leo-tolstoy]] the topic and [[author:leo-tolstoy]] anything written by him?
Maybe using `[[author:leo-tolstoy]]` should link to a search page showing results with that `author` tag. We can use a similar format for wikilinks to search results or tag-based feeds. Perhaps you want to link to a feed of literature on a specific topic.
Yeah, just allowing for a multitude of ways for human navigation. The general case would be to remove the '{noun}:' and just find anything matching the sane string across the categories. Kind of an aside, but I'm wondering if it would make sense backend-wise if we paired an optional db for caching on relays we want to associate with to improve performance. I'd imagine without the db search performance would degrade as events increase.
The app in general probably shouldn't have its own DB, but our instance, on our website, could easily have its own DB, server, etc. to provide premium features.
GIVE ME ELASTIC SEARCH! 😂
I think the caching DB could be part of our premium offering. The client is open-source, so anyone can run an instance. The data? Not everybody will have that. We can attach a caching service to TheCitadel relay and introduce a paid tier for those who want that additional performance.