Unusually for me, an idea for a TiddlyWiki slogan/tagline popped into my head (perhaps because somebody else has already suggested it and it made it into my subliminal memory):
"Make something of your notes"
It’s a play on the two meanings of the phrase “make something” in English: “to construct something” and “to get value from”.
I think it conveys some of the essential aspects of TiddlyWiki: that its primary use case is note taking, that it helps you get value from your notes, and that it lets you construct interactive things from your notes.
If one thought “note taking” was too narrow, perhaps it could be “make something of your data”.
At the moment, “HelloThere” has the following tagline:
“Welcome to TiddlyWiki, a unique non-linear notebook for capturing, organising and sharing complex information”
I think it’s a clunky tagline because it is a list of adjectives followed by a list of verbs.
So, I propose to demote the existing tagline to a plain paragraph, and replace it with “Make something of your notes”.
That is, unless somebody can suggest a better candidate?