Build a Digital Garden
Build your own space on the web that you fully own and control
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Build your own space on the web that you fully own and control
A digital garden is a personal online space where you cultivate and organise your thoughts, ideas and knowledge over time. Unlike a traditional blog, a digital garden is dynamic and non-linear, allowing its content to grow continuously. It gives you space to explore interlinked topics, make connections and develop ideas organically, away from the constraints of typical social media platforms.
RapidWeaver Elements is the perfect tool to build your own Digital Garden.
Gardening is about claiming a small patch of the web for yourself, one you fully own and control.
This patch should not live on the servers of Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram (aka. also Facebook), or Medium. None of these platforms are designed to help you slowly build and weave personal knowledge. Most of them actively fight against it.
If any of those services go under, your writing and creations sink with it (crazier things have happened in the span of humanity). None of them have an easy export button. And they certainly won't hand you your data in a transferable format.
You deserve a home on the World Wide Web that’s built to keep you safe; a magical place for virtual living that‘s yours for life, existing in a sociable web. Read the full article over on Muni Blog.
Chris Biscardi describes his site as a digital garden where some posts are sketches or works in progress while others are complete. Explore the garden on christopherbiscardi.com.
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