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I'm interested in your system. Do you explain it fully anywhere? To the extent that it's something that I could try?
by ycombinete 10y ago
I'm interested in your system. Do you explain it fully anywhere? To the extent that it's something that I could try?
- mafribe 10y agoThank you for your interest. I'm afraid I have nothing in public. The technology is near trivial, mostly scripts to generate HTML5/CSS on demand, and grep for searching. The magic comes from how I use it. Short summary. - Write down every idea, and every insight. Write down half-baked ideas. You can later refine it. - Don't censor yourself. (That's why I don't write a public blog.) - When writing about some subject X, think carefully about how to link X to other pages. When making a link to another entry, read/browse the entry and let what you read give you inspiration about looking at X from another angle. This can be rather inspirational. - Curate carefully, I spend maybe 3-4 hours every day on your ZK. Have a long-term view: this is to be used your whole life. To longer you do it, the more useful it will become. - Be clear what you want from this system. - The whole system wasn't useful for the first couple years. Why? Because I could still remember what I had written. That changed after about a decade.
- ycombinete 10y agoThat's very interesting. Do you use it for ideas exclusively, or "personal logging"/journaling too?. I've found a program called Connected Text[0], which bills itself as a "personal wiki", and. I'm also looking at refining my use of OneNote Desktop which I've been using for years, and it has a [[link]] feature. [0] http://www.connectedtext.com/ http://www.connectedtext.com/