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The Structure of Enid

  1. The smallest addressible unit of information in Enid is called an "entry". It consists of:

    1. a title

    2. content, which is one or more

      1. paragraphs of text

      2. links to other entries

    3. children, which are entries indented two spaces deeper

  2. All of these items are optional.

  3. Links are written as {item to link to} in Enid, paragraphs need to be seperated by empty lines.

  4. After Enid parsed all the entries, the system resolves all links and replaces them with the appropriate content.