^Cheer ^Branch ~root~ ~tree~

Figure

A fractal tesselated tree of trees. A main tree with five small trees stemming from its leaves. Each small tree has four smaller trees stemming litewise from their leaves. Each smaller tree has three tiny trees stemming likewise. Each tiny three has two tinier trees stemming likewise.

Annotate

  1. ^Name a range of items. 
  2. ^Prefer to ^Choose only ^One item ~as~ a ^Root node that all items may ^Hold in ~common~. 
    1. In a ~family~, we ^Ask ^Who may ^Cheer for all of us. 
    2. In a ~community~, we ^Seek our ^Common ~root~. 
  3. ^Form its ~structure~ in ~repeat~ of this ~step~.  In ~context~ of any node, ^Create a ~list~ of items to ^Make its ^Parent ~tree~ ^Grow. 
    1. ^Treat each item ~as~ a node. 
    2. ^Order the items. 
  4. ^Prefer to ^Minimize ~depth~ or ^Branch ~structure~. 
    1. We may ^Swap a ~map~ for a ~tree~ of ^Two or ^Three levels. 
    2. We may ^Connect its nodes via ~symbol~ to ^Become ~as~ a ~tree~ of any ~depth~. 
  5. ^Prefer ~DRY-KISS~ and ~turtles~ ^When we ^Create, ^Build or ^Fortify it. 

Subject

^Tree is a mode of ^Write that ~helps~ us to ^Gather items or data to ^Organize in ~part~.  It is a ~mechanism~ to ^Help us to ^Think about ourselves, others and our world.  ^As we ^Name-or-express to ^Hide ~parts~ of a ~tree~, we may ^Decrease its ~depth~ or ^Increase ~insight~. 

Target

Anytime we ^Want to ^Prepare to ^Clarify the ~way~ for it. 

Anytime it may ^Fit ^Properly for us to ^Organize and ^Apply or ^Model it ~as~ a ~tree~. 

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