from /unnamed-project/plants-metaphors-atomization.
Bonsai and Scrapbox
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Scrapbox is sometimes compared to a bonsai tree. Like a bonsai tree, we sometimes feel that Scrapbox has not been cared for very much and has been left to grow. The process of pruning and arranging a bonsai is similar to the process of organizing, duplicating and deleting information.
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Scrapbox.bonsai と例えたことがあったがその比喩で行くとここは、余り手入れされずとりあえず伸びるに任せている感がある
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- After developing an image, then you can say, “Well, which one shall I choose as an expression of this place?” You have a larger vocabulary to express the image, and it’s easier to talk about it.
- After developing an image, then you can say, “Well, which one shall I choose as an expression of this place?” You have a larger vocabulary to express the image, and it’s easier to talk about it.
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pruning of bonsai left to grow.
- tangled roots
- Pruning bonsai trees left to grow
- tangled roots
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