Fully agree. Good points & examples. On Thursday, 11 June 2020 21:06:14 UTC+2, springer wrote: > > Just one more variable here, in terms of whether and when to individuate > TW instances: AUDIENCE > > Many of my TW projects are already -- or may eventually be -- shared with > a particular kind of audience (often students in a course, but not always). > I have one catch-all wiki for all the personal project content that doesn't > fit any of those baskets, and another for TW-related experimentation > (plugins under evaluation, useful tidbits and how-tos, plus resources and > links squirreled away for future exploration). > > For any audience other than myself, when the point is the content rather > than the tool itself, I like to share a wiki that doesn't include too many > unrelated tiddlers. (And often even the interface style wants to be > different, and I do enjoy having different interface flavors as I shift > from one domain to another on a given day.) > > Of course, one might prefer to keep everything together, knowing it's > possible to export a filtered set of tiddlers down the road. But when I > already suspect that a body of ideas may be prime for sharing later, I > start by setting up a tiddlyspot site for it (with an encryption password > if need be). Then I can share a link to the site in a totally spontaneous > way when I run into someone who would appreciate it. > > -Springer >
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