Talk:Structural Ramsey theory

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Add more (ideally simple) examples of (dual)-Ramsey-type theorems to illustrate the concept. E.g. Gowers' theorem, Folkman's/Hindman's, Milliken-Taylor, even Rado's, etc...
A categorical diagram in the "Ramsey property" section could be really useful to help illustrate the definition (which is quite complex at first!)
Make a new section which talks about the connections with Fraisse theory
Add some more to the "Examples" section
More could be said about the KPT correspondence - see Van The's paper here.