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Hi, this is my article and your post came into my RSS feed. I'm surprised my website has visitors! Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks

alexpotato 3y ago
How do you store the individual paper over time? e.g. do you have a special binder with clear sleeves etc?
- voussoir 3y ago
  I actually can't remember that well, but I don't think I used anything special. There might have been a few courses where I just used a paper folder with simple pockets inside, and some courses where I used a three-ring binder with section dividers for the courses. I would set the paper in between the dividers and it would stay there well enough by friction without any help. The total number of pages for each course was never very high because we were on quarters instead of semesters. If there were a lot of pages I'd probably add some sleeves to secure the pages -- but I would be fine with putting several pages in each sleeve rather than one page each. After the course was over I put the pages into 9x12 clasped folders and that's where they piled up until I did this scan. Thanks!
rambambram 3y ago
You have interesting articles. You might want to set up an RSS feed for your 'writing' page, because I definitely want to keep updated on new posts.
- voussoir 3y ago
  Thanks! Here's the link, it's at the bottom of the article list but I suppose it doesn't stand out well enough. https://voussoir.net/writing/writing.atom https://voussoir.net/writing/writing.atom
  - 01HNNWZ0MV43FF 3y ago
    I can't see it on /writing at all, but Feedbro does pick it up. Putting it in each article would save a little hunting
    - voussoir 3y ago
      Thanks for your feedback, I've added it to the footer of each article and made it more distinct on the main page.
  - rambambram 3y ago
    Thanks! You can also make it auto-detectable (on the homepage or each page), basically every feedreader can pick that up.
cloudbonsai 3y ago
I'm also a habitual paper-note taker, and found your note pleasant. Good work! Addendum: I maintain a loose leaf binder that documents important ideas/decisions I made during the cource of life. So this habit can be extended to broader domains as well.
specialist 3y ago
Your handwritten notes are more polished than my final rewrites. Setting aside my pen(person?)ship envy, nicely done. I know I should consider scanning my notes too.

alexpotato 3y ago

How do you store the individual paper over time? e.g. do you have a special binder with clear sleeves etc?

voussoir 3y ago
I actually can't remember that well, but I don't think I used anything special. There might have been a few courses where I just used a paper folder with simple pockets inside, and some courses where I used a three-ring binder with section dividers for the courses. I would set the paper in between the dividers and it would stay there well enough by friction without any help. The total number of pages for each course was never very high because we were on quarters instead of semesters. If there were a lot of pages I'd probably add some sleeves to secure the pages -- but I would be fine with putting several pages in each sleeve rather than one page each. After the course was over I put the pages into 9x12 clasped folders and that's where they piled up until I did this scan. Thanks!

rambambram 3y ago

You have interesting articles. You might want to set up an RSS feed for your 'writing' page, because I definitely want to keep updated on new posts.

voussoir 3y ago
Thanks! Here's the link, it's at the bottom of the article list but I suppose it doesn't stand out well enough. https://voussoir.net/writing/writing.atom https://voussoir.net/writing/writing.atom
- 01HNNWZ0MV43FF 3y ago
  I can't see it on /writing at all, but Feedbro does pick it up. Putting it in each article would save a little hunting
  - voussoir 3y ago
    Thanks for your feedback, I've added it to the footer of each article and made it more distinct on the main page.
- rambambram 3y ago
  Thanks! You can also make it auto-detectable (on the homepage or each page), basically every feedreader can pick that up.

cloudbonsai 3y ago

I'm also a habitual paper-note taker, and found your note pleasant. Good work! Addendum: I maintain a loose leaf binder that documents important ideas/decisions I made during the cource of life. So this habit can be extended to broader domains as well.

specialist 3y ago

Your handwritten notes are more polished than my final rewrites. Setting aside my pen(person?)ship envy, nicely done. I know I should consider scanning my notes too.