The cultivation of knowledge entails a process, and visualizing this construction process becomes imperative. I am endeavoring to establish a system of identification to denote the maturity level of each article within my digital garden, ensuring a keen grasp on their completeness.
Guide boards are notes that allow us to navigate easily (e.g. Collection of books or writings).
Raindrops are notes exported/extracted from other mediums (e.g. Reading highlight and notes). They provide necessary water for other notes to grow.
Saplings have a substantial amount of content, they may show periodical developmet derived from sprouts or raindrops.
Sprouts are thoughts barely started. Maybe jotted down on haste or simply showing only the brief amount of what I thought about it by far.
Trees are grown up coherent piece of thought/essay/expression that should not change much except for some editorial enhancements.
Withered leaves are the notes expressing outdated views (totally or partially) and should be cutted. These contents are kept for historicity of thoughts.