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# [[2022-01-22]]
- Here existed a draft of the [[thought process]] that led me to decide adopting the practice of [[inserting wikilinks into quotes]]. Now it is inside the "[[inserting wikilinks into quotes]]", as proposition 1.
- [[Wikipedia]]
	- I like [[WikiFauna]]. It'd be [[fun]] to have a similar thing for [[digital gardener]]s.
		- A [[digital gardener taxonomy]].
- [[Ricing]]
	- I've found an [[Obsidian]] [[extension]] that lets me change the [[UI]]'s [[icon]]s. Neat!
		- https://github.com/mgmeyers/obsidian-icon-swapper?ref=https://githubhelp.com
- [[Garden]], [[Agora]]
	- I make structured (but in many aspects non-linear) [[comment]]s/[[annotation]]s of [[book]]s, [[paper]]s and [[essay]]s a lot in my [[private digital garden]]; it is the biggest part of my [[workflow]].
		- I tend to create separate [[page]]s for each reading of a particular text.
			- However, now I've been thinking that I could reproduce the [[node]]/[[subnode]] divide and just place all readings inside the same page in an organized fashion.
	- I shall use [[comma]]s as a way to depict multiple [[namespace]]s/being part of more than one [[Folgezettel]] for a [[subnode]]. Hierarchies can then be read vertically.
- > But once you are given a tool that operates effortlessly — _but only in a certain way_ — every choice that deviates from the standard represents a major cost.
	> That’s what happened as Movable Type ate the blogosphere.
	> 
	> Homepage production became suddenly a question of economics:
	> 
	> 1. Go with the system’s default format: zero work.
	> 2. Customizing the system to your format: way more work than pure HTML ever was
	- [[How Blogs Broke The Web]]
		- > It was easier — faster! — to literally go with the flow… of _time_.
			- [[Stream]]
- [[Music]]
	- I've been listening to [[Wednesday Campanella]]'s [[Buckingham]] and [[Hoody]]'s [[Departure]] [[album]] non-stop.
- [[Anagora]], [[Matrix]]
	- We've been having great conversations at [[agora discuss]] lately.
- [[Literature]]
	- I've finished [[read]]ing [[Clarice Lispector]]'s [[Uma aprendizagem ou o livro dos prazeres]].
		- For sure it's the work by her I've liked the least so far. It did have its moments though.