Foreword
Hi, I am currently working on an Obsidian Theme Reference. It is a Google Document with information about all current community themes. It hopes to be useful for those looking to try out new Obsidian themes but will not go into too much detail for each theme. There will be a scoring system to help you find your dream theme.
Currently, the reference document is very WIP. Suggestions, contributions and other feedback are welcome.
Contributions
Contributions are welcome. Just request edit access and add the theme you wish to add in the request message.
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What about if this reference list were in some MD file format and available through a Git repository? You know, that you can easily see it in Obsidian and test/try/see themes there 
On the other hand - great work!
Cheers, Marko 
Perhaps I could do that but that would tempt me to automate the whole process which removes the whole personal touch of the scoring system. I might consider it.
Thanks for the suggestion.
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Hello! Would just like to let you know I want to contribute to this once I am done with the semester.
I think I will also reference this when I make my own thread about revamping the theme and plugin display page in the app itself.
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sure, contributions are greatly appreciated.
P.S. how’s the velocity code going?
Now that I think about it, pushing the code as markdown files to a static site generator would be a great idea.
quick update, I am in the process of moving the Google Document content to a GitHub Pages site.
This gives me the option to customise the theme reference site while not giving up the personal touch of the scoring system. Coupled other potential improvements like:
- better search
- tagging
- syntax highlighting
- comments via Giscus
- ability to
git clone the entire site’s source code to view it within Obsidian
The entry barrier to contributing is slightly higher though for simple enough typos feedback using comments is good enough.
