Logseq/Entity/Person/Maker
Maker
- In this garden, the Maker entities model a real person by what they make: music, music theory, music technology or art. Each kind of thing a person makes has its own child entity, and the rules on this page apply to every child.
Child entities
What counts as an instance
- A Logseq/Entity/Person hub for someone whose making, in a field a child entity covers, is a significant part of their public identity and of what the garden records about them.
- Making means producing the work: composing, performing, producing, writing theory, building instruments or software, making art. A person who shares, curates, teaches, broadcasts or writes about other people's work, and makes none of their own, stays a Person.
- Writing, architecture, design and software outside music are fields the family does not cover yet. A person who makes things only in those fields stays a Person.
- Not an instance: a band or ensemble, a work, a recording, or a fictional Logseq/Entity/Person/Character.
Marking
- A page carries only the most specific maker entities that fit, and may carry several from any field. Every maker entity is a kind of person, so the page leaves Logseq/Entity/Person out of
logseq-entity::. A page marked Songwriter leaves out Composer and Musician. - Logseq/Entity/Person/Knowledge Gardener still asks for Person first. A maker who keeps a public garden lists the maker entities, then Knowledge Gardener, and leaves Person out, until codekiln decides whether Knowledge Gardener follows Logseq/Entity/Hierarchy/Discussion/Analysis/Opus/26/10/01/0611 ET Mark each page with the most specific entity in each lineage.
- No page lists Maker itself in
logseq-entity::. Each maker's hub lists the child entity for what they make. - The entity for what the person is best known for making comes first.
- Person/Madonna writes songs and performs them:
logseq-entity:: [[Logseq/Entity/Person/Maker/Music/Composition/Song]], [[Logseq/Entity/Person/Maker/Music/Performance]] - Jean-Philippe Rameau composed operas and wrote the theory of functional harmony:
logseq-entity:: [[Logseq/Entity/Person/Maker/Music/Composition]], [[Logseq/Entity/Person/Maker/Music/Theory]] - A person known to make music in an unknown role carries Logseq/Entity/Person/Maker/Music. A person known to make art in an unknown form carries Logseq/Entity/Person/Maker/Art.
- Music Theorist and Music Technologist name makers of theory and technology, who are Musicians only when the page also carries Musician or one of its kinds. Logseq/Entity/Person/Maker/Music shows the marking for a technologist who also makes music in an unknown role.
Works
- A page for something a maker made points back to the maker's hub with
created-by::, as software project and book pages in the garden already do. A published stage or project identity is represented separately by Logseq/Entity/Identity; Logseq/Frontmatter/created-by-identities records that identity's credit on the creation. The maker's linked references then list their works, so the hub needs no hand-kept list of them. - A work with several makers lists the hub of each maker that has one in
created-by::, comma-separated.
Hub shape
- The lean hub from Logseq/Entity/Person, with one line near the top saying what the person makes. Person/John Adams reads "American composer and conductor." under
## About. A new hub puts the line under ## About. On an older hub, a line under ## Bio, #Bio or #Bio/Short serves. Whoever marks a hub that has no such line, such as Person/Stephen Marotto, adds ## About with the line. - Naming, aliases and deduplication follow Logseq/Entity/Person.