I have posted a revision of the article Conceptual and Computational on abstractmath.org.

• It is the result of my first adventure in revising abstractmath.org in accordance with the ideas in my recent Gyre&Gimble post Writing math for the web.
• One part of the new article incorporates some of the ideas of my post
  The power of being naive
• I did not use the manipulable diagrams in the Naive post in the abstractmath post. It’s not clear to me how many one time drop-ins (which is what I mostly get in abstractmath) will be willing to install Wolfram CDF Player to fiddle with one or two diagrams.
• I have been pleased at the way many of the topics covered in abstractmath come up high when you search for them in Google (including Conceptual Computational, but also things like Mathematical Object and Language of Math (where I even beat Wikipedia)). However, it may be that the high rank occurs because Google knows who I am. I will investigate next time I am in a library!
• I expect to post pieces of Abstracting Algebra on abstractmath when they become decently finished enough.

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