Digital Gardening
Dear people who have tried to build their own digital gardens and failed (or are still trying but haven't succeeded yet)...
What was your main blocker / what did you get stuck on?
What was frustrating about the experience?
What tools / platforms / things were you trying to use?
Maggie Appletontwitter.comDigital gardens are not about creating utopias. Rather, they design towards the small and slow progress of protopias, as defined by futurist Kevin Kelly as “a state that is better today than yesterday.” We need protopias, alternatives, and the seeds of gardens. We need space to dream, and for that dreaming to connect to concrete action.
Annika Hansteen-Izora • On Digital Gardens: Tending to Our Collective Multiplicity
How to use a personal website to enhance your ability to think and create?
michaelnotebook.com
When you find some of these new combinations particularly interesting, share the seeds with fellow gardeners. Leverage the knowledge of other mind explorers. Keeping a digital garden where you can have a shareable copy of your ideas is a great way to contribute to the growth of our collective intelligence.
Anne-Laure Le Cunff • You and Your Mind Garden
Das fehlt mir am Ende doch noch. Wobei ich habe im Moment die Ahnung das da eine statische Webseite, gemacht von Tinderbox, ins Spiel kommen könnte.
Amy Hoy, in How the Blog Broke the Web, describes the downfall of the digital gardens that once grew across the landscape of the web. It is a history of how personal websites, particularly through the ease of use of the modern CMS, changed for the worse. Instead of carefully tending to our gardens, we became lazy caretakers of our space, molding
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