Your Plural Wiki
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| A pride flag designed for plurals/systems/collectives. Originally posted on tumblr[1]. | |
| Quick Links | |
| Organization | PluralSpace Pluralkit Tupperbox |
| Terminology | Pluralpedia |
| Tools | Spectrum Tool Lighthouse Scratchfront Tiny Decisions |
| Communications | Antar Photonote TwiNote Mystagram Discord Template |
| Notetaking | Obsidian Anytype Joplin Notion |
| Mood Tracking | Logseq eMoods Daylio |
| Crisis | Self-Care Guide |
Welcome to trans-plurality!
This is a comprehensive beginner's guide to the spectrum of plurality and dissociation. This will focus on the largely informal and nebulous nature of identity and selfhood, rather than a more clinical and formal approach - although clinical sources are not ignored nor shunned.
This inclusivity means that not all plurals will relate to the focus of this wiki, but hopefully the information can still be of use regardless of the kind of reader. This is also for singlets who want to learn and support the plurals in their lives too!
This means that this is an endogenic friendly space! Plurals that have come from will of thought or from non-traumatic reasons are acknowledged and respected here. Even transID transPlurals, transSystems, and transMultiple collectives are welcome as well; hence the URL name: trans-plurality.
Contents
- 1. What is Dissociation?
- 2. What is Plurality?
- 3. Disorders vs. Enorders
- 4. Am I Plural?
- 5. I Want To Be Plural
- 6. Plurality Myths
- 7. More Terminology
- 8. States of Consciousness
- 9. Nonhumanity & Alienation
- 10. Personhood
- 11. Chatting Tool Tutorials
- 11.1 How To Use Discord
- 11.2 How To Make a Personal Server
- 11.3 How To Use Pluralkit
- 11.4 How To Use Tupperbot
- 12. What is Integration?
Quick Link Guide
Organization resources are made specifically with plurals in mind.
- PluralSpace is the current most-widely used application that offers a mutlitude of system tools and a means to organize one's own system.
- Pluralkit is a Discord bot designed to allow one plural to share a single Discord account, without losing each members' own sense of identity.
- Tupperbox is another Discord bot with the same functions as Pluralkit, but isn't always specifically for plurals.
Terminology resources are websites archiving as many terms made for describing the plural experience.
- Pluralpedia is the largest and most comprehensive wikipedia aimed to categorize and describe plural experiences, roles, functions, and other related terms.
- TransID, while not entirely a plural website, does hold some overlapping experiences to plurals.
Tools for plurals are not always for organizing one's own system. They're miscellaneous resources, either assisting in journaling, system assessments, or image hosting.
- Spectrum Tool is a system assessment tool made by The Plural Association. It is not a tool for diagnosis, but rather a display of the spectrum of manifestation of plurality.
- Lighthouse is a journaling application offered to plurals to organize their thoughts and experiences.
- Scratchfront is an image hosting service made for plurals with additional system tracking and management capabilities.
- Tiny Decisions is a decision-making tool to help system members or the system make choices with a randomizer.
Communication tools are for chating with one's own system, either emulating texts or social media in some way.
- Antar is an offline chatting app designed to open discussions with your inner dialogue. It can be used solely for internal conversation, or additonally as a journal. Available on iOS & Android.
- Photonote is an offline single-user photo sharing app designed to appear as social media, specifically Instagram. You can create multiple accounts to represent who photographed/posted what. Photos are not shared on the internet, they're stored internally in the app. Available on iOS & Android.
- TwiNote is an offline single-user note posting app designed to appear as social media, specifically Twitter. You can create multiple accounts to post different tweets, make polls, and manage bookmarked posts. Posts are not shared on the internet, they're stored internally in the app. Available on iOS & Android.
- Mystagram is an offline single-user photo sharing app, imitating the Instagram theme. Photos are not shared on the internet, they're stored internally in the app. Available only on iOS.
- Discord Template for Systems is a Discord server template for a personal discord server for your own system (and subsystems). This requires having an internet connection and is reliant on Discord servers.
Notetaking resources are more customizable, but require more manual effort for system regulation.
- Obsidian is an offline note-taking app designed to build an interconnected database of notes for each user. It comes with a large community that has built plugins and themes to customize the app.
- Anytype is an offline note-taking PKM (personal knowledge management) app designed to organize thoughts through object-based notetaking. It's commonly summarized as a mashup of Obsidian, and it comes with a community gallery of templates to customize the app.
- Joplin is an open-source, offline note-taking app supporting multimedia notes. It has collaborative capabilities, and page publishing. Its website hosts a plugin gallery to customize the app.
- Notion is an online note-taking workspace app with collaborative capabilities and page publishing. The app itself has a more professional tone, but has a very large community with a variety of users who have made templates and pages for all user needs.
Mood tracking tools are more customizable, but require more manual effort for system regulation.
- Logseq is a mood tracker with journaling capabilities, whiteboards, flashcards, and a page map between mood logs, journals and flashcards.
- eMoods is solely a mood tracker, made to show changes in mood over the course of a day, to a week, as long as years.
- Daylio is a mood and habit tracker with journaling capabilities.
Crisis tools are for more timely uses. They help with urgent needs.
- Self-Care Guide is a step-by-step guide to acting on care of yourself, and care of your surroundings.
About Us
The mission of this website is solely to be an educational resource. This website's developer is only one hobbyist coder, so the development of this website will be inherently slow. The website is not a space for community, nor will it lead to any chat platforms where the developer is reachable.
If you are seeking to contact the developer, use the email transplurality@proton.me. The developer is currently choosing to remain anonymous, although they are a present part of certain plural communities across the internet and wish not to mix their personal values and biases with the informative nature of this website.
Citations
- BishopCoins. "Plurality." Tumblr, BishopCoins, 2 Feb. 2025, https://bishopcoins.tumblr.com/post/784666257342480384/. Accessed 25 May 2026.