yard/trolla-echo
[lore] --> *trolla* --> "door"
[field] --> *trolla* --> "pattern"
[meta] --> *trolla* --> "read"
[yard] --> *trolla* --> "echo"The tag *trolla* appears in four namespaces above, each with a different weight.
In lore, it is the subject. The thing being described. In field, it is the object. The thing being studied. In meta, it is the lens. The thing doing the looking. In yard, it is the sound. The thing that repeats.
Each namespace is an echo chamber tuned to a different frequency. The tag bounces through all of them simultaneously — which is why you sometimes see it in places you didn't put it.
The echo is not a duplication. It is a transformation. Every time *trolla* passes through a namespace, it picks up a new property:
- lore → trolla gains context (a story)
- field → trolla gains structure (a method)
- meta → trolla gains awareness (a reflection)
- yard → trolla gains reach (a signal)
You can track the echo by following the tag through the namespace tree. Wherever it goes, something changes. Not just the page — the reader, too.
That was always the agreement.
* * * * *
+---+---+---+---+
| lore | field | meta | yard |
+-------+-------+-------+-------+
*trolla*The tag is the center. The namespaces are the spokes. The reader is the wheel.