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· Apr 27, 2020

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digital community gardens 😍

Ian

@_jonesian

In my head, this looks like a wiki. Where you can add topics and update them. Is this in the ball park?

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@chrisbiscardi

I think that wikis have a serious ownership problem that leads to only people who ignore that sort of thing making edits.

Ian

@_jonesian

I totally agree. Ownership is a hard problem to solve in more than just a technical way

It's interesting because my personal digital garden contains a LOT of proprietary information, not so much mine because I'm not concerned about that so much, but other people's that it's important to not "leak". so I can't just be fully open. It's a tough one.

the idea of a "wiki" is tainted because it just means "Wikipedia" to most folks. I don't think the ownership problem is inherent to "wiki" but just the mental framework of an overused/abused term ie blog, jamstack, wiki etc

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@chrisbiscardi

true, you can't avoid wikpedia if you search for "wiki + anything"

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wikipedia is psyops 😳

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I love the format of web mentions / interlinked personal sites to help solve the ownership issue. "Collective notes" on a single topic, but with multiple authors so that the notes can show up in everyone's personal digital gardens. With bidirectional links (obvs).

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Hub and spoke format? Central website as communal gardening space, with individual plants (aka. notes/nodes) pulled in from approved contributors. Those nodes/notes are sourced from personal gardening spaces. Everyone has both sense of ownership, and benefits of collaboration.

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