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I've been playing with Logseq for something similar - using the Zotero integration to share research notes (and sometimes blog). The attributes and queries are
by cm42 4y ago
I've been playing with Logseq for something similar - using the Zotero integration to share research notes (and sometimes blog). The attributes and queries are super clever, too.
I'm not sure it'll ever replace Facebook/Twitter/et al, but it is nice to have a semi-private network of people who can have grown-up discussions, or express thoughts deeper, or with more nuance, than 100-some characters.
There were only a few Facebook groups that I ever got any value out of, which were mostly small professional groups that banned political bickering. My mental health has definitely improved by going back to old-school forums, and I've noticed a lot of others doing the same over the past year or so - especially with Lemmy, which is maybe even a bit easier to set up.
- bribri 4y agoAnother thing I like a about logseq is you can link and refer to individual sentences, which makes discussion easier. So it's good for the POSSE philosophy, in which you're writing about it on your site and sharing/commenting it on social media. https://briansunter.com/graph/#/page/62a6cc7b-e921-4890-813a-6556373b2781 https://briansunter.com/graph/#/page/62a6cc7b-e921-4890-813a...