Kinds of parentage

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A parent/child relationship is considered primary (front-page) unless it matches against the blacklist, which removes it to secondary status (relationships page). If it also matches against the whitelist, it gets restored to primary status.¹

Blacklist

• Company to product
• Organization to member
• Person to legacy
• Unaffiliated derivations

Whitelist

• Unaffiliated derivations:
  • Bourne Shell (sh) ○› —> Bash ○›
  • Unix ○› —> GNU ○›, Linux ○›
  • JavaScript ○˒ —> TypeScript ○˒
  • CSS ○˒ —> Sass ○˒
  • SQL ○˒ —> SQLite ○›

The things left over after scanning through these two lists constitute the set of “most prevailing senses” of a parent/child relationship as remarked at Record of nonfilers.

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Footnotes

1. Incidentally, this is the same design pattern used for parsing HTML tags in the definitions routine. Start: accept all —> exclude on a (broad) blacklist —> restore on a (narrow) whitelist. ↩