Hello!
I am trying to develop a set of canonical examples of what one might call "a piece of Ruliology", and I am asking Community members to provide examples of what they think represents good Ruliology.
Even if you don't know of an example that you consider to be canonical, you can still contribute to the discussion. What do you think makes a good "piece of Ruliology"? What section headers would cover the components you would expect to see? What specific questions would a Ruliologist seek to answer in an investigation? What other questions should I be asking?
As a point of interest, the Atlas of Simple Programs provides us a useful basis for describing the units of study in the discipline of Ruliology. You might want to check it out, even if you haven't seen it recently. Any suggestions for how to best use/improve this asset in this context would also be relevant to the conversation here.
https://atlas.wolfram.com/
This is a great chance to contribute to a wide ranging conversation about Ruliology, and to impact the future of this computational discipline. I appreciate any engagement you can allocate to this topic!
-Elly
