Sure, so this naming thing gets real simple

Everything is a graph named in the users local space, and everyone agrees wit that, essentially. There is and aklways has been he "right here", or the "rel" telative to here marker. We have that in real and Lazy J, in both cases, the syntax ends up starting with the name of a persistent Json. Either name: or name. or Name, or Name$ or however it is referenced or whatever method is implies the very first name in a syntax must be a table (or graph in non sql). So this all makes sense for the ugly handler in my engine, it takes the first element, and either finds the real table, or introduces the vitual table. The one exception to this default grammar rule is the doublet, as in Name:ImmediateValue which is detectable and makes a string entry into the local symbol table.

Then the client easily names his subject, everytime, they are the lists most familar to the client, using the clients own semantics. The predicate is the method chosen as either query or value modification. The Name:{list of new entries into my named able} easy, as is name.and_these_fields send back to requester. This is doable, on the case actually, almost working in the lab.
We gain great utility, but we lose access to local symbols, except via the hokey. Here is why: This form: textnote:"Drop this off in my note table"

That is going to be such a popular append, so we don't have this doublet concept, where the bund object is a single element. That goes away. So, go out of band to use the local table, work that later. Just the idea of simple syntax search and append/create is so compelling. It creates that very simple naming context around the sqlite3 table naming system. Remember, the marketing model is everyone has one of these, they are free. It is separate from their OS, blocked to quite a degree, and safe, But with a hugely simple Json between the browser, the upload file, tee query and tale formatted output. But built in naturally as an on line server, accessible from anywhere in the same format! It is vrtual, move it around the web, it retains its form.