While searching for interesting personal sites on the web, I came across the concept of a digital garden. I have a goal this year to write more, including longer posts. But with longer posts, there's an expectation (even if internal) that the content is more thought out and polished like a traditional "blog." That's where I find the concept of the digital garden inspiring.

Rather than presenting a set of polished articles, displayed in reverse chronological order, these personal sites act more like free form, work-in-progress wikis

I remember enjoying the old web from the early 2000s, where content was less curated and more freeform. Individuals posted on the web for fun instead of views/follows! I didn't realize it when originally spinning up this site, but this notes section is my own version of the digital garden 🌿