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So many good #CozyWeb and #DigitalGardening theories and chats floating around lately I illustrated myself a map of the current web landscape based off

@vgr

's original thesis - breakingsmart.substack.com/p/the-extended Combined with

@ystrickler

's "Dark Forest" - onezero.medium.com/the-dark-fores

7:43 PM · Apr 28, 2020Twitter Web App

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@Mappletons

This is more a picture of the current state of things, rather than the ideal. Really want there to be a layer in between personal digital gardens / newsletters and communal CozyWeb communities that weaves together ownership and collaborative creation.

We've got a good series of chatter threads around this going on: twitter.com/chrisbiscardi/ Up and coming tools like @onegraphio look like good fertilizer to try and grow some of these seeds in. Linking up nodes in personal gardens grown in

@gatsbyjs

/ Next.js into shared spaces

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@chrisbiscardi

· Apr 28, 2020

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

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interesting, had never heard about the term "digital gardens"

Juri﹤juri.dev﹥

@juristr

Apr 28, 2020

but I've always kinda liked the idea of publishing ideas immediately somewhere on a personal site..even if unfinished and update/polish them over time. Very much like the Bliki (a merge of a blog / wiki)

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Whoa this is so cool!! How long did it take you to draw this up?

Did it on Sunday while listening to a podcast on the Dark Forest theory. I think it was around 15 mins to sketch it out / plan the layout, and then +40-50m to make it look decent (eg. detailing on the plants and trees)