Logseq/Entity/Forum
Forum
- In this garden, Forum pages model a discussion venue: a subreddit, a product community board, a phpBB-style bulletin board, or a proprietary vendor forum.
What counts as a Forum
- A specific venue with its own URL and identity — r/ClaudeAI, the Cursor community forum, lines, Ableton's board, a 1990s php bulletin board.
- Not a Forum: a single thread or post, which is a Logseq/Entity/Forum/Post; a forum user namespace such as CursorAI/Forum/User or Reddit/User; the product or company the venue is about or belongs to, which is the parent.
Naming and links
- When the venue is owned by an entity already in the garden, nest the forum under that owner: CursorAI/Forum for Cursor's community board,
Ableton/Forum for Ableton's board. - When the venue is a subreddit (or similar) about an entity already in the garden, nest it under that subject: Claude/Reddit for r/ClaudeAI.
- When no owning or subject entity is modeled, nest under the host: Reddit/macapps for r/macapps.
- Prefer
Owner/Forum for a dedicated product board and Owner/Reddit (or Reddit/<subreddit>) for a subreddit.
Finding and deduplicating
- Search in this order: the venue URL, the subreddit or board name,
Owner/Forum, Owner/Reddit, and Reddit/<subreddit>. Classify as existing, similar, new, or blocked. - One page per venue.
Frontmatter
- Mark instances with
logseq-entity:: [[Logseq/Entity/Forum]]. - Optional:
created-by:: when the owner that runs the board is tracked and actually created it (a vendor forum, not a fan subreddit). - Shared frontmatter conventions live on Logseq/Frontmatter.
Page shape
- The first body block is an H1 whose text links to the venue's home URL:
- # [r/ClaudeAI](https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/). - Keep the page lean: what the venue is and who hosts it.
Users
Related types
Examples in this garden