A newly revived philosophy for organising and publishing personal knowledge on the web
These blogs serve as a self-directed learning tool an antidote to FB which isn’t much of a learning tool. Ideas that I can cultivate and grow in with others.
- It’s organised by topic, not by time
- there is a balance of planting and pruning are there are several different maps
- it is never complete although some items grow larger and firmer
- My end of the conversation has a home here but i can extend into other hospitable spaces
- It covers the diversity of my interests
- It’s mine it isn’t owned by a plutocrat
Source: A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden, Maggie Appleton’s article is well cultivated
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