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I was spending way too much time on emoji lol * Growing and tending to community * "post-webpack" metaframeworks * Rust * The idea that JAMStack and Serverless are the same thing * The JAMLess stack (yikes) * What the tools for authoring and publishing digital gardens look like
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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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I saw an idea I really liked a few weeks ago on having personal gardens all on the same site that can automatically interconnect. That feels like a great approach here. Give ownership, but still have a shared community.
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Might be missing your point, but unclear on why this matters. Most digital gardens are websites. I'm just talking about a garden with a combination of ownership with roam style automatic interconnectedness. E.g. link to [[Books]] and see some combo of yours and others Books pages
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Im interested in how web mentions could connect digital gardens and such but filtering out noise is definitely the hard part.
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Yeah, I don't think this could be a super broad thing, it would probably have to be based on pre-existing subcommunities that want to share a space. I would think one or two dozen people at the maximum. You would need to know that every single person there is high signal to noise
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Wow, hadn't seen one graph but πŸ‘€πŸ‘€ Potential to have single Roam-esque blocks of text linked together into a communal garden space? The original block lives in your personal garden - it's just a node. You belong to multiple communal gardens, and send modular nodes to each one
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One might even say our whole web ecosystem seems to be the outcome of a bunch of undirected stumbling around by millions of single actors not coordinating with one another 😁 Might led to something good eventually, but this toddler phase is such a clusterfudge ha
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