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digital gardens

digital gardens is the plural of digital garden.

Meaning of digital garden

Noun

digital garden (plural digital gardens)

  1. A public, evolving online space for cultivating ideas, notes, and knowledge, unlike a traditional blog's finished posts; where thoughts grow organically, are continuously edited (like pruning), linked together nonlinearly, and shared in various stages from "seedlings" (raw ideas) to "evergreens" (mature concepts).
    • The new wave of digital gardens discuss books and movies, with introspective journal entries; others offer thoughts on philosophy and politics. Some are works of art in themselves, visual masterpieces that invite the viewer to explore; others are simpler and more utilitarian, using Google Docs or...2020 September 3, Basu, Tanya, “Digital gardens let you cultive a bit of the internet”, in MIT Technology Review

Questions about digital gardens

What is digital gardens the plural of?
Digital gardens is the plural of digital garden.

Words near digital gardens in the dictionary

  1. digital gap
  2. digital gaps
  3. digital garden
  4. digital gardening
  5. digital gardenings
  6. digital gardens
  7. digital ghost
  8. digital ghosts
  9. digital gold
  10. digital good
  11. digital goods

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