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• start from the Method & Reference, to understand the cognitive context and set-up of this wiki.
• move up in the texts hierarchy by using the breadcrumbs navigation that appears at the top of the page (below the navigation pane);
• use the top-bar drop-down menus to navigate to particular sections of the wiki, or to specific indicator profiles;
• use the search button for finding paragraphs that use a certain term;
• use page-tags to find sections that cover specific keywords.

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The current members are listed here: Member page.

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• Consider making the actant dictionary part of your plans, in learning, understanding and benefiting from the initiative! Or just for sharing your views.
• Training opportunities exist for the cases listed at (select any tab). Write to the contact address.

Opening to the public of the Actant dictionary (prototype).

Launch of www.atria.us.