@stobot has recently posted some stunning demos showing the power of the drag and drop capabilities enabled by the <$eventcatcher> widget.
I think it would be very desirable to bring community creations like this to a wider audience. We have an “Examples” tiddler that is intended as a showcase but it has proved less than popular. We’ve also got https://links.tiddlywiki.org/ where it is coming up to a year since the last update.
What would it take to fix this?
Perhaps we need a volunteer to be the editor of an updated community showcase. It wouldn’t necessarily be hugely demanding. At its simplest, it would be a matter of adding anything that gets a lot of engagement here. Long threads like the one around @stobot’s demo are a powerful signal that there is something interesting there.
Another possibility would be to pull the latest content from https://links.tiddlywiki.org and present it prominently on https://tiddlywiki.com. This has only fairly recently become viable thanks to the great work that people like @saqimtiaz and @linonetwo have done on improving our build process.
I’m open to other ideas, but whatever we decide I think it’s going to need volunteers to step up and make it happen. We all want TiddlyWiki to be a success. One aspect of that is to communicate clearly to prospective users what makes TiddlyWiki different from other note taking tools. I think that that is because it is really a construction kit enabling non-developers to build a useful class of personal web applications for themselves or others. It’s a fairly unique niche and it would be great to shout a little more about it.