Thoughts
There's a Solderpunk quote I'm looking for which is going to be difficult to find because it was certainly published to Gohper or Gemini,
perhaps exclusively.
He's remarking on how Gopher's one-link-per-line rule leads to good site design/organization.
I did a deep dive at one point, reading Solderpunk's phlog entries in which he describes the motivations and goals of Gemini, and I wish I had saved them.
Edit (4:17) I may be thinking of this quote from the Gemini FAQ:
> Using a system of text lines and link lines isn't just easy to parse, though. It tends to result in very clean document layouts. It encourages including only the most important or relevant links, organising links into lists which group related links together, and allows you to give each link a maximally descriptive label without having to worry about whether or not that label fits naturally into the flow of your main text. It takes some getting used to, but it's worth it.