Promiscuous documentation: Grafting

How can we find a way to point out elements in the flow of work, during individual/parallel group work that can be important for a larger group.
Keywords act as scions. The process of binding. The resulting pages are strange, but intrigueing amalgamates of material that was generated in-between projects, people and conversations.

HOW-TO

Adding a graft to an etherpad page:

*% GRAFT: keyword, keyword, keyword, ...

The paragraph that follows directly (until the first empty line), will be grafted.
You can mark up footnotes:
    
*[^]{R. Varma and H. Hahn, Gender and the pipeline metaphor in computing (2007) http://www.unm.edu/~varma/print/EJEE_Pipeline.pdf}

You can use markdown http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/ in the etherpad to style your graft. 
Typing four spaces before the start of a new line will force a line-break:

*This is a sample sentence      
*Here we start on the next line

To add a an empty line, or to include multiple paragraphs in one graft, use % instead of an empty line:

*This is a sample sentence
*%
*Here we start on the next line
*
The existing grafts can be found here: http://pipelines.local/etherpash/_/graft/ You can also generate a list by downloading http://pipelines.local/etherpash/150904_lsscions.sh

*bash 150904_lsscions.sh
*
Grafts can be bound together on the [[grafts.list]] page:

*% BIND: Lingo, Mercy

The resulting HTML-pages can be found here: http://pipelines.local/etherpash/_/bind/
To re-generate grafts and binds, you need to connect to the local server and execute the command:
    
*xx@xx $ ssh pipelines@pipelines.local
*pipelines@pipelines:~$ cd /var/www/html/etherpash/
*pipelines@pipelines:/var/www/html/etherpash$ bash 150902_mkgraftsbinds.sh

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https://fo.am/blog/2012/11/06/rough-sloterdijk/

http://pipelines.local:9001/p/x.25
http://pipelines.local:9001/p/system_notes