Anyone working on this proposal needs to (re)read Perl 6 links first.¹

The crux of the problem is what to put before ://. It is too bad that no appealing term has been coined (as far as I know) for the apoc, exeg, and synop triad. Something like "perl 6 bible", for example.

Although aes:// isn't very appealing as a mnemonic, I am starting to think we should use it. If we come up with an appealing alternative, then we should make that an alias for aes://.

¹ It also serves as a good example of how to interact with gods such that nothing gets done.