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Not the person you are replying to but I have the same general setup. Digital: Almost certainly. I back the notes up. Physical: Almost certainly not. My day t
by madamelic 3y ago
Not the person you are replying to but I have the same general setup.
Digital: Almost certainly. I back the notes up.
Physical: Almost certainly not. My day to day minutia notes are essentially ephemeral. They aren't about committing a practice to long-term but 'monkey-barring' between days or the week. If it is something I want long-term, I write it into my digital notes. I also desire digitizing them but for the reason of extracting what I did that day and do analysis / using it to keep a digital TODO list up to date. No interest in having them be searchable.
- aborsy 3y agoI’m not familiar with the format used by Obsidian. It’s probably not text files to be opened by any editor.
- madamelic 3y agoGot curious as well (I use Roam which exports in Markdown and JSON). The files locally are in Markdown but that may be a consequence of importing it from Roam. Obsidian doesn't seem to have a native exporter as far as I can tell so you have to use a community plugin exporter. As you have hinted at, yes, the exports from Roam and Obsidian generally lose your graph so you only get the plain-text.
- tionis 3y agoIt's just markdown files. I use obsidian with vimwiki for quick notes in hierarchical markdow file structure, using git for sync.