One of the thoughts I’ve been exploring a *ton* lately is that [[{2.2a2b} digital gardens should be collaborative]]. Networked thinking is powerful in helping [[{22a} idea sex|idea generation]], and I would love to be able to easily link my notes to others’ — referencing, expanding, [[{17a4} linking, annotating, changing, summarizing, copying, and sharing are the verbs of gardening|the verbs of digital gardening]]. No clue how to actually “do” that the way I’m imagining it, but a good start is letting people respond directly to my public notes. I didn’t think this was possible with [[{4.1b2a2} options for publishing Obsidian notes|Obsidian Publish]], but [Sparrow](https://garden.sparrow.zone/Welcome+to+Sparrow's+Digital+Garden+%F0%9F%8C%B1) figured it out! I followed their [tutorial](https://garden.sparrow.zone/Integrating+Disqus+Comments+with+Obsidian+Publish) on integrating Disqus with Obsidian — as in, I just copied their code, turned off reactions in Disqus, and things are good to go. I would prefer not to have comments on certain pages (e.g, [[2024-09-01 home]]), and it looks like a user named [Denis](https://disqus.com/by/denisgorodkov/) found a way to specify which pages get a Disqus thread: ``` document.querySelector(".frontmatter").firstChild.textContent.search("disqus") === -1 ``` Played around with this for a while in ChatGPT trying to use tags and any other frontmatter specification, but can’t get it to work. Will dig into this more later. research You can view my publish.css code [[2025-03-14 Obsidian Publish.js|here]].