@0xabad1dea as I wanted to have a digital garden (where unfinished notes are published as well), I left out the image and I'm now using a unique colour that gets calculated based on the URL which I then apply to the whole page. This way notes are unique as well and can be easily differentiated.
I think the library for that even checks for words, so i.e. "plants" would result in a green or brown.
@ChristianKrebel @0xabad1dea
> a digital garden (where unfinished notes are published as well)
Now that's an interesting idea, a digital scrubland.
I tried (and am still trying) to get some sort of notes/blog of various subjects that interest me and could interest others, but either I'm spending too much time writing (and never publishing) a properly structured blog article that 10 people will read, or I'm cleaning and elaborating what are supposed to be raw notes because someone else might read it. And in the end I publish almost nothing because I don't want to waste time on that.
I should try to go all in with unfinished, out-of-context, random, disorganized notes.
@0xSim @0xabad1dea yes, that sounds exactly like it would be the solution to that 😄
If you need inspiration, @maggie has great content about it: https://maggieappleton.com/garden-history