I wonder how efficient this would be for non technical stuff. I like to read quite a bit (commute by train) and usually marker and scribble in the books. It's t

I wonder how efficient this would be for non technical stuff. I like to read quite a bit (commute by train) and usually marker and scribble in the books. It's typically business, pop-science, philosophy or history etc...might end up with a list like: - Visiblity, Feedback, Constraints, Mapping, Consistency, Affordance from Design of Everyday Things - Maven, Salesperson, Connector from Tipping Point - 7 years' war cliff notes I feel like it would get too big soon but it's a nice way of keeping track of the interesting things you have discovered. I'm also considering putting my entire "Ideas" board and possibly other boards from Trello on Github instead. Edit: Related question: Is there any way to keep a bibtex file in Github and use it for citations in markup? That would be wonderful.