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I have started using Obsidian (at work). And I copy/paste into it any web content, text or image I find useful from the intranet, emails, meet. I try my best t
by lolive 4y ago
I have started using Obsidian (at work).
And I copy/paste into it any web content, text or image I find useful from the intranet, emails, meet.
I try my best to organise things. But for the most part, I use the search engine and the [autogenerated] links.
The only requirement when adding content is to figure out whether it should be added to an existing note or a new dedicated note should be created.
[btw, note nesting does exist in Obsidian]
With this simple workflow, you completely eliminate the notion of provenance of the knowledge.
The knowledge is here and up to your organisational habits.
After some time doing that, you end up with VERY dense notes (in term of knowledge/line ratio), and very few useless (distracting) content.
For the moment I like that A LOT !
- chrisweekly 4y agoI love Obsidian too -- esp with Readwise (and now ReadwiseReader) integration.
- phgn 4y agoBut Readwise only syncs highlights, it doesn't help to find "that article about topic X I read last month".
- chrisweekly 4y agoReadwise Reader is a whole new ballgame - it supports that use case (among others).