Digital garden table of contents

The point of a garden - or of this garden, at least - is to provide a relatively organic intermeshing of linked nodes, with structure either emerging organically, or being realised and gently molded out of the resultant environment.

One way to bring order to this chaos is to apply metadata to nodes and then use automated systems to gather and curate them. This is useful with semi-mature and mature systems, but this garden is still in its development phase.

This table of contents is a way of manually curating some of the garden in a non-intrusive manner. It's a high-friction process, which means that things are likely to be out of date.

Each heading below provides you with a series of thematically linked nodes, which together could feasibly form a book of sorts.

On the care and maintenance of digital gardens

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• What's wrong with the internet
• Website as home
• Digital gardens
• Site design notes
• Standards, practices and defaults

Federated systems and moving away from predatory social media

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• What's wrong with the internet
• Facebook divestment
• Matrix

Web Revival and its ilk

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• What's wrong with the internet
• Web Revival
• Website Love Letters
• Webrings

Roleplaying in its forms

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• RPG Theory
• Game systems
  • City of Winter