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| − | # Major category ([[Talk:Schemes#Some_thoughts_about_scheme_construction_and_scheme_types|Strategic / Dynamic / Precision]]: [https://www.tus-wa.com/forums/schemes/ideas-for-tus-schemes-33186/msg280723/#msg280723]) - Domain | + | # Major category ([[Talk:Schemes#Some_thoughts_about_scheme_construction_and_scheme_types|Strategic / Dynamic / Precision]]: [https://www.tus-wa.com/forums/schemes/ideas-for-tus-schemes-33186/msg280723/#msg280723], [https://discord.com/channels/416225356706480128/416225356706480130/765265689216286741]) - Domain |
# Category (traditional Schemes page classification) - Kingdom/Phylum/Class/Order | # Category (traditional Schemes page classification) - Kingdom/Phylum/Class/Order | ||
# Distinct variant (different scheme concept, with some things in common: Scheme Fusion) - Family | # Distinct variant (different scheme concept, with some things in common: Scheme Fusion) - Family | ||
Revision as of 15:23, 4 May 2023
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Scheme classification compared to Biology taxa:
- Major category (Strategic / Dynamic / Precision: [1], [2]) - Domain
- Category (traditional Schemes page classification) - Kingdom/Phylum/Class/Order
- Distinct variant (different scheme concept, with some things in common: Scheme Fusion) - Family
- Variant (different scheme concept, but still very similar) - Genus
- Scheme (concept, article)- Species
- Variation (the .wsc file: different ammo, etc) - Subspecies
Schemes taxonomy is more related to Board Game and Music taxonomy (that usually work with "tags", like WMDB tags) as it is common to see hybridization or mixture of ideas, something that evolution in living beings is not as common to see, but it happens too (some living beings incorporated other living beings inside them independently compared to other cases, and there are cases of two different species that can breed and form individuals without sterility, although it's often a problem of classification).
