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There is definitely a lot of benefits to this free form format. This was the promise of MS OneNote, which i adored back in uni. I only forced myself to move off

There is definitely a lot of benefits to this free form format. This was the promise of MS OneNote, which i adored back in uni. I only forced myself to move off, when i moved to Linux and well came to know the importance of open formats! Since then there's nothing else that has comes close. This looks interesting, but lacks the drawing capabilities it seems? Currently i mostly stick to Org-mode for everything with deft for fuzzy searching... text never goes out of fashion. Had to sacrificed everything else non-text along the way though. Although lately been looking at diagrams as code again with mermaid and D2lang

Tomte 4y ago
It's not free-form, but very rigidly hierarchical (with three different presentation modes), which is the best in it, IMO.
- Aardappel 4y ago
  It's "free form" in the sense that every bit of structure doesn't "mean" anything, you can use it to create any kind organization you want. This as opposed to other organizers which have "documents", "folders", "tags", "bullet points", "sections" and all sorts of levels of hierarchy that come with an expected usage.