I recall that in TiddlyWiki classic, it was possible to do a dynamic live import of content from one site to another.
So, I had one tiddlywiki file (hosted on tiddlyspot) that was packed with definitions. I set up all of my other projects to automatically load ALL the “remote” definition tiddlers along with all the local tiddlers.
Benefit: if I modified any definition on the central site – or added new definitions – they would virtually propagate to all the “child” sites. (This would happen only with a re-load; it wasn’t fully dynamic, which would presumably have cobbled performance, if such “push” updates were even possible in theory.)
I don’t recall the mechanics of how that worked. I don’t think anything like that is part of how TW5 functions; many powers were added, and a couple neat features of TWC dropped away…
Anyone remember this – how it worked, and whether it’s really gone forever?
Update: I found a backup of one such TWC site. The function was called “include” and it could invoke a wholesale “import” of tiddlers through a proxy of the other file. Here’s the macro through which (with the right plugin) the ethics site pulled in all (non-system) tiddlers from the reasoningwell site:
<<include "http://ethics.tiddlyspot.com/proxy/reasoningwell.tiddlyspot.com">>
AND! Here’s the still-live webpage explaining the plugin, which was by Udo Borkowski:
https://tiddlywiki.abego-software.de/#[[IncludePlugin%20Documentation]]
-Springer