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The universal context of interest in [[Meta University]] is about organizing [[data]] in [[namespace]]s and [[temporal context]]s. To define a [[namespace]], a pre-defined set of symbols or vocabulary must be formulated, so that it becomes possible to use the symbol set to recursively represent the possibilities of data points. When it comes to representing [[temporal context]]s. There are three generic types of relative temporal positioning, [[past]], [[present]], and [[future]]. We related each temporal positioning with one kind of data:
# File for data in the Past: since we will subscribe to the immutability of past events given causal belief. To make it more concrete, [[PKC]] follows [[MediaWiki]]'s convention to define a unique [[namespace]], called [[File]], for every file. In computer operating systems, all data sets, devices, and communicating channels are considered to be '''[[File]]s'''.
# [[Page]] for data in the Present: In other words, pages are data interfacing with its consumer at the current stage. Similarly, [[PKC]] also utilizes [[MediaWiki]]'s convention to define a namespace for all pages. In MediaWiki, page namespace is called: [[Main]]. We will follow this convention in [[PKC]]. In a web browser environment, all data are being presented through '''[[Page]]-based" representation.
# [[Service]] for data into the Future: A set of computing services will be provisioned to continuously render new data into the future. As of 2022, [[MedaWiki]] has not had a namespace dedicated to [[Service]], but it does define an explicit service [[API]]s. To provide a consistent abstraction framework, [[MU]]-compliant [[PKC]]s will explicitly reserve a namespace, called [[Service]] namespace. This namespace will be defined in [[PKC]]'s MediaWiki [[LocalSettings.php]] configuration file. We will likely use the [[mw:Manual:$wgMetaNamespace|metaNamespace]] as defined in MediaWiki.org, to explicitly reserve the namespace:[[Service]]. In network-connected computing systems, recently considered to be the computing cloud, all data sets, devices, and communicating channels are considered to be '''[[Service]]s'''.