Welcome to Foxspace [Foxspace - Foxspace is a triple entity; it exists across all three sides of the thinning divide between the physical, digital, and conceptual realms…]. I’m Fox [Fox - This is me…].
This space is my twist on the Digital Garden [Digital Gardening - Digital Gardening is a particular philosophy for organizing and publishing notes and writing, bridging the gap between traditional longform blogging…] idea, seeking to bridge the gap between personal website, blog, note archive, and knowledge repository.
If you’re unsure where to go from here, you may find it useful to start at:
- An index of my longer, self–contained posts [Archives - This page serves as an archive of my self–contained posts that may not directly connect to other pages. You’ll find here…], or
- The retellings of my TTRPG sessions [TTRPGs - Notes on roleplaying games - I like narrative–heavy roleplaying games a lot. Genesys is my favorite “classical”, DnD–style system and, despite it being heavily…], which include both single–player journaling games as well as nights spent telling stories with friends, or
- The interactive map of this website [Home - Welcome to Foxspace. I’m Fox…] at the bottom of each page.
Foxspace is built the way I wish the Web as a whole still worked—to serve and reach people, not advertisers. It’s built with open–source software, has no trackers, and remains usable without Javascript, and even without CSS. It respects your privacy and the intellectual rights of the countless people who have, knowingly or not, contributed to its existence. You can read my notes about its design [The Design of Foxspace - Here are the design principles I had in mind when building the current incarnation of Foxspace…] and the code that powers it [Building Foxspace - Foxspace is made possible by spacedock, my Obsidian–vault–to–Zola–site compiler. Since neither Obsidian nor Zola alone fulfill all my needs, I…], and find a privacy statement and list of open–source licenses at Privacy & Acknowledgments [Privacy & Acknowledgments - About privacy and the open source software that makes this website possible. - I care about privacy a lot, and don’t like Internet monopolies. For that reason, this site does not use Google Fonts, Google Analytics, or any other…].