I take it that you're suggesting that the file system has no structure
other than being an object repository.  It's up to each user to
impose order by having his or her own object linkage.

It is indeed an interesting idea.  It seems that sharing views would
also be desirable since you would need to communicate with others.
You'ld also have to have some form of persistence of the structural
information or else run possibly billion line scripts every time
you connect to the system.  You'ld also need a naming scheme so that
you could reference the objects for the links.

Sean Quinlan is doing something similar, though only the file storage
part with a system called venti.  I don't know how much he's released
about it but I know there's a paper in the works.  Look at
http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/who/seanq

I know I've seen something similar before though I can't remember
where.  The idea there was a sea of objects with multiple views
that made the interrelation subjective.  I'll see if I can find
a reference.  Don't hold your breath, I'm getting older by the
minute.

So, it this what you are intending?  Sorry its taken so long to
figure it out but your descriptions have been less than clear.