Knowledge/Garden/ing

• Knowledge Gardening

  • Definition: The practice of creating, maintaining, and refining a Knowledge Garden, particularly by curating and organizing digital knowledge spaces.
  • Etymology: Derived from "knowledge" (information, awareness) and "gardening" (the act of cultivating and tending plants), the term metaphorically applies the principles of gardening to knowledge management.
  • Usage in Context:
    • In the context of Logseq, knowledge gardening typically consists of creating, updating, refactoring, or removing Logseq-flavored markdown pages within the PROJECT_ROOT/pages/*.md path.
    • It may also involve updating linked assets in the PROJECT_ROOT/assets/**/* directory.
    • Example sentence: "I spent the morning knowledge gardening, refactoring outdated notes and linking related concepts in Logseq."
  • Related Terms: Knowledge Garden, Note-taking, Personal Knowledge Management (PKM)