Gardening in public

The entire purpose of this website was to lower the barrier to writing and, especially, lower the barrier to publishing.

In the end, I am making my own digital garden available online for anyone who is interested in following my very varied trains of thought.

Initially, I subscribed to the idea of a new way of blogging, since I was particularly interested in breaking the chronological order.

But it was clear that at some point there's a chronology associated with the publishing of more finished work (see: What happens when notes become long). For example, if I publish something online on LinkedIn or Twitter, it tends to be associated with an essay I've written.

So now I have a hybrid system. These notes, that become public with rolling updates (even drafts of essays that my never be finished). And a more "professional website" that displays a bit more concisely my work and thoughts.