when I learnt about namespaces, I included them as part of the system and they worked great! I've documented them here https://whoami.wiki/docs/namespaces
the transclusion pattern for layered visibility is something I haven't implemented yet but stumbled upon when I was evaluating mediawiki
thanks for pointing to pmwiki's approach, I'll look at how said set it up!
I understand the bittersweet feeling because I did all the editorial work for the wedding page and the first few others and I did feel like a historian trying to connect the dots after stumbling into some primary/secondary materials and spending a couple months doing all the editorial work
after I began experimenting with agents, it sped up my process that otherwise would've taken many more months for every page given that the kinds of data sources also increased over time
I did still spend significant amounts of time like a wikipedia contributor would deciding on what to keep, enhance or delete from the page based on my own personal preferences and what I was comfortable with seeing on the page
the dystopic feeling is also fair and unsettling, I think this ironically also made me realize how important safeguarding my personal data is, we leave digital trails of ourselves everywhere so a powerful agent can string them together to create a story of who you are
the transclusion pattern for layered visibility is something I haven't implemented yet but stumbled upon when I was evaluating mediawiki
thanks for pointing to pmwiki's approach, I'll look at how said set it up!