@ryntak4536:
"there is a resident type already, I think it's under 'comprises'." thanks, I hadn't noticed it yet. Your approach is very straightforward, so it might actually be the best way to start and get the hang of it.
@Silveras:
"Don't forget that you can put a note in the relationship, so that if there isn't one named specifically what you want." thanks for this idea.
I had seen the description but never really thought about it. I suppose it could help with the lack of multilayering, in that I wouldn't detail the relationship's tags (just pick a simple relationship as you say) but use comments to define them. Then I can have lots of different relationships in the same layer to help me understand social and family tension.
By the way, I decided to start practicing to see how I could play with your ideas in practice and, as geographical topics are mostly what I have done so far, I tried to set up some relationships between them. But RW crashes every time I try to save a topic after creating a relationship. I've tried three different types of relationships, but it always crashes.
The thing is I have used relationships before starting this thread (I only play with RW from time to time) and nothing like it happened. Are the geographical topics off the relationships scope?
