Just for fun, I created the entry for Fennel Lisp by "processing" the index page, to show what that is like: https://publish.obsidian.md/manuel/Wiki/Programming

Just for fun, I created the entry for Fennel Lisp by "processing" the index page, to show what that is like: https://publish.obsidian.md/manuel/Wiki/Programming/Fennel+Lisp https://publish.obsidian.md/manuel/Wiki/Programming/Fennel+L... I also found that I mentioned Fennel Lisp back in june, so I linked that in too. If you step through the vault, you can see how I slowly moved from: - pile of links to - pile of links with a single sentence per link to - full paragraph with a lot more thinking of how I relate to the link. The latter is really where it's at. Write down why you think the link is interesting, how you found it, what made you decide to write something about it, other links it evokes in you. The context in which you found the link interesting is what you want to capture, and what will help you get value out of it in the future. The information itself is transient.