[[Concept]]

[[Jayu Eleuthéria]]

[[Scratchpad]]

Most of these [[stereotype]]s are equally valid for [[digital gardener]]s (and [[analog gardener]]s!) working in private or public, personal or collective gardens.

Many of these are neither negative nor positive.

Gardeners can (and often do) fit in many of these stereotypes at once.

• [[Digital gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to favor digital media over analog for their gardens.
  • their biggest rival is the [[analog gardener]].
• [[Analog gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to favor analog media over digital for their gardens.
  • their biggest rival is the [[digital gardener]].
• [[Homegrown gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to interpret, paraphrase and reformulate content from other people before using it on their own gardens.
    • A common attitude between [[Zettelkastener]]s.
  • their biggest rival is the [[Graft gardener]].
• [[Baroque gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to impose structure and order to the contents of a digital garden.
• [[Afforestation gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to fill a digital garden with content, and can't stand [[stub]]s/[[evergreen note]]s.
• [[Trailmaker gardener]].
  • A gardener who tends to insert as much [[link]]s, [[wikilink]]s and connections as they can.
• [[Sower gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to create many [[stub]]s/[[evergreen note]]s.
• [[Pollinator gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to frequently use social annotation on other people's gardens.
• [[Giant vegetable gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to write huge notes.
• [[Bonsai gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to favour as much atomicity and minimalism as they can.
• [[Orchard gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to favour longform, essay-like notes over atomic or outliner-like notes.
• [[Methuselah gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to evolve and utilise really old notes.
• [[Blacksmith gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to develop their own tools for gardening, or to develop tools for other gardeners.
• [[Flower fair gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to incorporate many diverse topics and trivia to their gardens.
• [[Swiss knife gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to use the same tool for most of their gardening needs.
• [[Gambiarra gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to use many tools in conjuction for their gardening needs, including tools not originally designed for such purposes.
• [[Shopper gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to test many tools for gardening, and to frequently change between them.
• [[Digitarium gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to make gardens that are complex [[ecosystem]]s, with many gimmicks, functionalities, internal divisions, and integrations to services, sites, other gardens, tools and social media.
• [[Graft gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to insert quotations and verbatim in their gardens over interpreting, paraphrasing and reformulating content.
  • their biggest rival is the [[homegrown gardener]].
• [[Rare species gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to take interest in really niche topics.
• [[Beaver gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to incorporate content from feeds and streams into their own gardens.
• [[Commensalist gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to use the [[commons]] for their private digital gardens.
• [[Free time gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to only work sporadically on their gardens.
• [[Museum gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to not edit their notes too much after they're made.
• [[Avant-garde gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to make unusual connections and links between notes and topics.
• [[Landscaper gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to worry about how aesthetically pleasing their gardens are.
• [[Ricer gardener]]
  • A gardener who tends to like customizing their gardening tools' functions and appearance.

Digital Gardeners

• a [[list]]
  • [[go]] https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1KtEjnuZEHxUmoiA37_MMM4OFyQcbwVUaLBFa12P8cnU/edit#gid=0 pull
  • [[pull]] [[digital garden]]
  • As seen in the [[telegram]] group.
  • Seems to be invitation-only for now.
  • Ping [[ness labs]] on Twitter for an invite.