https://forum.world.st/How-to-Understand-Exisiting-Components-tp4741792p4741942.html
since not everybody likes to use apaches index to navigate you may also have more fun
They will load a world at a time directly into the container world (without booting a complete lively again).
You even can modify the contents of the world directly in the browser, but the user experience may vary since
we did not build lively world to edit them this way (think of global offsets or the fact that there is a world inside a world).
Module dependencies are loaded on demand (but not unloaded) so some worlds may break the browsing experience of other worlds
if they require modules that don't play nicely. But since this is practically not the case, this is not really an issue.
Sometimes you get errors when loading a world, this indicates that either the world has a problem anyway which needs fixing or
the world does not like the way it was loaded.
Using such quick browsing will let you explore much more content in the lively Wiki. This will also show you a lot of outdated worlds or plain garbage.
Feel free to use the "delete" button, or rename button (works only when not changing levels in a wiki), or the "saveAs" button and delete the old world.
This destroys the svn history, but it works across directory levels.
Have fun browsing,
Jens