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Do you guys have your own commonbooks? I have written an app in electron for myself, based mostly on zettelkasten ideas from Archiver, but with more shortcuts
by qnsi 7y ago
Do you guys have your own commonbooks?
I have written an app in electron for myself, based mostly on zettelkasten ideas from Archiver, but with more shortcuts and a Little different flow. I find it very useful
- a_e_k 7y agoI basically have one. I just use a plain text file formatted according to `fortune` conventions.
- agbell 7y agoI use zettelkasten The Archive and find it quite useful. Mainly mine is just a mess of random notes though
- tenkabuto 7y agoYes-ish. I have been doing it with TiddlyWiki, including somewhat publishing one wiki as my static website. On this subject: do any of you know if it's legal to deeply quote (long and/or frequent quotes) works to assemble a digital notebook that references them and post the whole thing online (quotes and all)? I'm worried that at some point I (and others) would violate copyright in doing so.
- bcbrown 7y agoI use index cards to write out quotes I want to preserve.
- vollmond 7y agoI carry a passport-sized traveler's notebook (Midori-style). One insert is for a minimal bullet journal to track personal projects/todos/dates/etc. Another is for long-form journalling, and I also transcribe any interesting quotations/excerpts/poetry/etc here. When it's full, I go through and transfer these to a collection I have in an online note-taking site (used to be Springpad, now Quip, probably migrating again sometime soon). I have a third insert that has quotations/verses specific to my Catholic faith, so I can have them accessible. I suppose this is the closest to a traditional common-place book.