Digital gardens allow and respond to feedback

Created: Dec 16, 2022 | Updated: Nov 18, 2023 | Start quality | Mid importance

Yes, I know I need to add comments to this garden. I think it's critical, given the fact that digital garden posts are unfinished, or evergreen and digital gardens allow for learning in public. Since it's happening in public, comments should be made in public. And since the nodes are supposed to be evergreen, it's important that people can comment and point out things that have gotten out of date or that don't mesh well with local reality.

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Digital gardens don't need attention to thrive

I think that everyone who publishes on the internet wants attention, but not too much attention. I've heard it said that Twitter gives everyone a chance to be the "main character" for the day, though as [[blog/mastodon-is-not-twitter|I've w
Digital gardening principles
This is my attempt to distill and repeat what I consider to be the most important principles of digital gardening. These are taken mostly from the following sources:
- [Maggie Appleton - A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden](h

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