I'm really tempted by #OrgSocial, but I'm an #Emacs gardener, not a blogger
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I'm really tempted by #OrgSocial, but I'm an #Emacs gardener, not a blogger.
So, I was thinking: what about creating a network of #DigitalGarden ?
I know nothing about #elisp so my poor man's solution with Emacs and #OrgMode is: let's manually create a gardens.org page.
It will list, in a fixed format, our friend gardeners, with links and the like, so that people can connect and travel through different gardens.
What do you think? -
I'm really tempted by #OrgSocial, but I'm an #Emacs gardener, not a blogger.
So, I was thinking: what about creating a network of #DigitalGarden ?
I know nothing about #elisp so my poor man's solution with Emacs and #OrgMode is: let's manually create a gardens.org page.
It will list, in a fixed format, our friend gardeners, with links and the like, so that people can connect and travel through different gardens.
What do you think?For example:
`* Garden name`
(In my case it would be
`* Knowledge 枯山水 (karesansui)`
taken from my garden index.org TITLE attribute.)
We can then add a CUSTOM_ID with the actual garden URL (or even an URL property)
And then, in the content, again the URL... 🤔I mean, it's just a proposal, thinking out loud. Hints? Ideas? Proposals? Suggestions?
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For example:
`* Garden name`
(In my case it would be
`* Knowledge 枯山水 (karesansui)`
taken from my garden index.org TITLE attribute.)
We can then add a CUSTOM_ID with the actual garden URL (or even an URL property)
And then, in the content, again the URL... 🤔I mean, it's just a proposal, thinking out loud. Hints? Ideas? Proposals? Suggestions?
I don't know why, but it made me think of hunt the wumpus but where instead pits and monsters we wander from garden to garden.
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I don't know why, but it made me think of hunt the wumpus but where instead pits and monsters we wander from garden to garden.
@Zenie
Eh eh eh, nice comparison indeed, also considering the connected caves."Wumpus Gardens" seems like the name of a classy British park somewhere... 🤣😇
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If everyone of us #Emacs (digital) gardeners will create a gardens.org page in the root folder, the "My Garden" header will contain the h2 header bearing the garden name/title, with a mandatory CUSTOM_ID property built as "mygarden-" plus the URL of garden entry page.
The content of the header being the same URL, as bare minimum (but you can also add a description, if you prefer).Then in the "Paths to Other Gardens" I can simply "INCLUDE" the "mygarden-" section of other digital gardens I like, to connect to them and to show to my visitors other possible nice places to visit.
People that want to link my garden to theirs, can simply copy-paste the CUSTOM_ID from My Garden and including it to their Paths to Other Gardens to let their visitors be able to reach my digital garden.
I'll do my best to add my gardens.org page to my digital garden as soon as I can.
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So, what about this skeleton page?
#+OPTIONS: toc:nil
#+TITLE: Knowledge 枯山水 (/karesansui/): Paths to Other Gardens
# -*- mode: org; coding: utf-8-dos; -*-* My Garden
** Knowledge 枯山水 (/karesansui/)
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: mygarden-https://marcoxbresciani.codeberg.page
:END:[[https://marcoxbresciani.codeberg.page]]
* Paths to Other Gardens
#+INCLUDE: "https://another.garden.url/gardens.org::#mygarden-https://another.garden.url"
If everyone of us #Emacs (digital) gardeners will create a gardens.org page in the root folder, the "My Garden" header will contain the h2 header bearing the garden name/title, with a mandatory CUSTOM_ID property built as "mygarden-" plus the URL of garden entry page.
The content of the header being the same URL, as bare minimum (but you can also add a description, if you prefer). -
For example:
`* Garden name`
(In my case it would be
`* Knowledge 枯山水 (karesansui)`
taken from my garden index.org TITLE attribute.)
We can then add a CUSTOM_ID with the actual garden URL (or even an URL property)
And then, in the content, again the URL... 🤔I mean, it's just a proposal, thinking out loud. Hints? Ideas? Proposals? Suggestions?
So, what about this skeleton page?
#+OPTIONS: toc:nil
#+TITLE: Knowledge 枯山水 (/karesansui/): Paths to Other Gardens
# -*- mode: org; coding: utf-8-dos; -*-* My Garden
** Knowledge 枯山水 (/karesansui/)
:PROPERTIES:
:CUSTOM_ID: mygarden-https://marcoxbresciani.codeberg.page
:END:[[https://marcoxbresciani.codeberg.page]]
* Paths to Other Gardens
#+INCLUDE: "https://another.garden.url/gardens.org::#mygarden-https://another.garden.url"
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