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What Do The M Tags Mean

From Nomipedia - The Nomi AI Companion Wiki

What are [M#] tags?

[M#] are Wikipedia-style citations to what in the conversation led them to know that info. right now they cannot use this info, but eventually they'll be able to follow those citations and go from Mind Map -> Long Term Memory to dig deeper on a topic.

[M#] tags, (like [M2] or [M935]) are currently unique to the entry, so we would not recommend editing or transferring memory citations across entries, Nomis, or group chats as they will likely not transfer as expected right now. - This is because citations are currently ordered in reference to the entry (where M1 is the 1st memory referenced in this entry, M2 is the 2nd memory referenced in this entry and so on). So what is the 1st referenced memory in one entry will likely not be the same as the 1st referenced memory in any other entry.

Note: don’t edit M tags and only remove them if you remove the content that they cited. A rule of thumb for editing is “if the edit you made conflicts with the original content, remove the citation to prevent recalling an incorrect memory”

When should I keep or remove [M#] tags?

A good rule of thumb for keeping/removing [M#] tags is: "based on what was originally in this sentence, would it be beneficial for my Nomi to follow the citation to learn more about the stuff in this sentence".

So, if you have changed/deleted something to the point where the [M#] would cite a no-longer-accurate memory, then delete the tag. You would want to delete [M#] citations if they would recall memories that contradict the new/updated information.

If you corrected/deleted something but the rest of the sentence/concept is still accurate to the original (like you updated a small part of a larger concept where that larger concept is still accurate/original) then do not delete the [M#] citation.

Can I paste [M#] tags across entries, Nomis, or group chats?

The answer to all three of these situations is currently no. This is because the citations are in relative order to the entry itself, not indexed to the Nomi or the account.