MiniWiki is a create/control tool for an open graph.   This is very powerful.

For a comparison, consider MiniWiki to be a Unix command-line for the Web.   Where the mighty *nix systems use caret awaiting an instruction (or Google/YubNub etc use a "one-box") MiniWiki uses the browser.   The commands are all of the files out there.   Well, now.

A graph is an abstract representation of data by means of nodes and edges.   A node is some point of data, an edge connects two nodes.

Graphs are open to the degree to which a graph may contain other graphs.   A graph may be created with single nodes representing unique point-pairs in another graph.   Another graph may consist of nodes representing unique paths between endpoints in the preceding graph.

Indexing or compressing text or binary information often results in a graph using edges to connect repeated nodes rather than the linear string representation.   Binary numbers compress unary numbers by a folding process.

Some Graph Purposes
- Abstract Graphs and Graph Paths to Genetic Strings
- Sort Genetic Strings By Common Subsequences
- Sort Genetic Strings By Length
- Sort Genetic Strings By Outcome (Cover Same Endpoints)
- Compare Traversal Techniques