#digitalgarden — Public Fediverse posts

I’ve started building a #DigitalGarden. This is just for me at the moment but I might turn it into a public thing on my website.

I‘ve only written 50 notes for it so far, but I’m trying to add at least one new note a day.

What has been quite cathartic is writing short notes base on old memories. Today I wrote a note about the stickers and cards that I collected as a child.

I’ve started building a #DigitalGarden. This is just for me at the moment but I might turn it into a public thing on my website.

I‘ve only written 50 notes for it so far, but I’m trying to add at least one new note a day.

What has been quite cathartic is writing short notes base on old memories. Today I wrote a note about the stickers and cards that I collected as a child.

I’ve started building a #DigitalGarden. This is just for me at the moment but I might turn it into a public thing on my website.

I‘ve only written 50 notes for it so far, but I’m trying to add at least one new note a day.

What has been quite cathartic is writing short notes base on old memories. Today I wrote a note about the stickers and cards that I collected as a child.

I’ve started building a #DigitalGarden. This is just for me at the moment but I might turn it into a public thing on my website.

I‘ve only written 50 notes for it so far, but I’m trying to add at least one new note a day.

What has been quite cathartic is writing short notes base on old memories. Today I wrote a note about the stickers and cards that I collected as a child.

I’ve started building a #DigitalGarden. This is just for me at the moment but I might turn it into a public thing on my website.

I‘ve only written 50 notes for it so far, but I’m trying to add at least one new note a day.

What has been quite cathartic is writing short notes base on old memories. Today I wrote a note about the stickers and cards that I collected as a child.

Update meiner digitalen Rumpelkammer: Anytype Desktop v0.56 veröffentlicht

Auch wenn ich in den letzten Wochen mit etlichen digitalen Zettelkästen experimentiert hatte, bleibt vorerst Anytype als meine digitale Rumpelkammer, die zusammen mit Joplin die Basis für mein »zweites Gehirn« bildet, mein Favorit. https://kantel.github.io/posts/2026080401_anytype_v0_56/ #Anytype #Zettelkasten #DigitaleSouveränität #DigitalGarden #TiddlyWiki #Joplin

Hi all, I've just moved to social.lol from a self-hosted instance, so it's time
for an updated #introduction

One of my big passions is writing: I have a personal website @
https://kedara.eu where I #blog, tend a #DigitalGarden and web weave a #wiki ,
and try to contribute to the #Indieweb #smallweb communities.

I'm very much into #yoga and #meditation and everything related to that. I'm
trying to learn #Sanskrit because its a beautiful language and also in order to
be able to read text like the #BhagavadGita #Upanishads #YogaSutras
#BhagavataPurana which greatly inspire me.

I'm from the #Netherlands and work in #science in the field of outdoor
#AirQuality I may occasionally share something about that, but this is not a
work account (and any opinions are my own).

I love #photography and am slowly getting back into #AnalogPhotography again,
mostly related to #nature #weather #clouds #trees and other beautiful moments,
people and things. I love the #forest, I'm grateful to live at the edge of the
beautiful #Veluwe nature area.

Unfortunately I'm operating at half power thanks to #LongCovid since Feb. '22,
so some of my hobbies are in "partial maintenance mode".

Let me know if you have similar interests and I'll be happy to chat!

🖥️🌿 Um jardim digital contém blocos de #notas #públicas incompletas, inconclusas e cultivadas ao longo do #tempo

🎓 Jardins digitais são espaços de #aprendizagem 👀 Eles podem ser lidos publicamente, mas não projetados para isso

📝 Texto de @jecogeo sobre #JardimDigital #DigitalGarden

https://jecogeo.eu/Aprendizados/Jardins-Digitais

Copy-pasted from my diary:

Yesterday evening I spent some time playing with #4TheWords a [gamified] online writing app that I heard about from @autumn who's using it for participating in #NaNoWriMo

I'm not going to rehash what the app is or how it works, at least right here, but will say that it got me to write about 1500 words in 35 minutes, which is a fair bit better than I'm usually doing with [my #DigitalGarden]. And, upon an initial consideration of the application, that seemed to be enough, if the goal is simply to build up my writing habit - and that may need to be my habit.

But this morning I was thinking about how in addition to writing, there's lots of other little work involved with this app - learning which monsters drop which items, stuff like that - it is a [role-playing game], I guess I should describe it at least that much.

I have similar types of burdens attached to my writing when I use #InfoPonEmacs, but rather than being a [Good Guy] fighting against some [evil], I'm [gardening], building up a virtual world made up of the words I'm writing.

So, upon reconsideration in the literal light of day, I'm planning on using 4theWords as... I think the term that might best fit is [friendly competition]: something I can look at as inspiration and antagonism to guide InfoPonEmacs where I want it to go.

Which brings me to wanting to make another decision about how I handle my writing in the [herenow]: when in doubt about what to write, open up a new [diary entry] and start putting stuff in there.

Another thing I want to do is create something like a triage of prompts of stuff to write about, if I want to write, but don't have a pre-determined idea in mind.

One thing I like from 4theWords that I might want to bring into InfoPonEmacs is that it has word-count goals for projects, sections, and chapters (or individual documents, depending on how you strucutre your portfolio within their system. #OrgMode clocking] makes it trivial to implement "work on this writing topic for X amount of time' but I'm not sure if there's an easy way to handle word-count goals.

And another thing I like from 4theWords is that it has a cumulative word-counter, not just a "this document has reached this many words," counter. So every word I add, regardless of if I erase it, gets counted as part of my stats and portfolio. This would be good for my personal writing morale, I think, because it can be demoralizing to write and rewrite and rewrite the same paragraph 8 times, and ultimately decide against using it for anything, and all that work being invisible to anyone who looks at the portfolio - or myself if I look at it while in a bad mood.

Just launched! The Collaborative Indigenous Research Digital Garden is a living repository of ~200 collaborative & Indigenous-led research projects. Truly amazing & generous resource to learn, cite, and teach with.
By @tuckeve & the Tkaronto CIRCLE Lab.
#indigenousResearch #digitalGarden
https://bit.ly/3g6tnBO