This idea was triggered by @Sakrecoer comments on #50 (comment), inspired by conversations with @WilhelminaWelsch about digital gardens and motivated by my desire to give more visibility to subjective perspectives on the website.

Quoting my reply on #50 (comment):

Your idea of inviting to self-reflection in more explicit ways is something that I resonate a lot with. I imagine these questions and many others (e.g. What is a Tuesday for you?) being seeds for people to write their subjective perspective publicly. I believe that, these short essays would come to reflect more faithfully what the collective (un)conscious may be over time.

A format that I imagine for this is the digital garden or, even better, the digital forest. The landing page and main sections of the website, in practice, is representing the most institutional aspects of the collective, where content and aesthetics are curated and polished. The digital forest, on the other hand, would give a space for more extitutional expression, where a labyrinth of unindexed content and diverse aesthetics grow by multiple authors.