sweetgrass.online — the public face
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The what-it-is now opens the page in four lines instead of arriving
after three paragraphs of why; the '## What it is' tail dissolved
into it (it duplicated how.md nearly clause for clause — net
reduction). Closing paragraph acknowledges the capacity gate
(rolling lottery) so this page can't contradict sweetgrass.garden
and sweetgrass.coop, which now describe it. Typography cleanup.
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how.md sweetgrass.online: plainer voice — drop the startup-funnel cadence 2026-06-22 19:16:17 +00:00
index.md Lead with what it is; one gate story across the sites 2026-07-30 01:22:55 +00:00
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rhizome/online

The content for sweetgrass.online — the public, plain-spoken face of sweetgrass.garden that says "free, easy web hosting" without making anyone learn what a garden is first.

This is a press site. index.md is the front page; how.md is the how-to. It renders at https://sweetgrass.online via the domain config at .gardens/sweetgrass.garden/domains/sweetgrass.online.lua (press_root = "rhizome/online").

This repo is garden-specific and deliberately NOT propagated — a fresh plant of another garden does not create it. It's the face of this garden, not a thing every garden sprouts. (Contrast rhizome/core, which every plant creates, and rhizome/records, which the records groundwork ensures on every garden.)

Voice: plain, matter-of-fact, not salesy. The crux to land is that flat-rate hosting charges you for capacity you mostly don't use, while here you share resources and pay what you can — free if you use your share, contribute if you want to support it, cost-plus if you use a lot. Match the tone of garden/press/nursery/README.md in rhizome/core.

The /contribute link and its payment flow are not built yet — they wait on the commerce stack.