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Workflow and time commitment
Hi, A while ago I was reading the following post: https://forum.zettelkasten.de/discussion/1574/just-started-already-lost-in-clutter-how-do-you-prevent-to-get-lost-in-so-many-notes-and-links/p1 From the feedback it is clear that you should split your note taking into different steps, by using some sort of workflow. I'm not… -
Help in finding the source for the claim that Luhmann stopped using his ZK in his late years
Hello! I am retouching my section on the Zettelkasten (within my Zettelkasten), and I am having a hard time finding the source for the following claim, which is that Luhmann stopped using his Zettelkasten in his late years and instead focused on churning out manuscripts as fast as he could, perhaps given that he knew his… -
Being Intellectual Is the Toxic by-Product of Becoming Educated
Halfway through processing How to Read a Book by Adler/van Doren (approaching the end of “analytical reading”). A decade ago, I didn't like the book too much because it seemed to be just another reading formula (similar to SQ3) that doesn't get applied by the very people recommending them (e.g. my professors). This… -
RSS feed for forum comments?
Hi there. I know that there is the RSS feed for the top-level forum posts (https://forum.zettelkasten.de/discussions/feed.rss). I'm wondering if there is a feed(s) for discussion comments hidden somewhere. With this forum substantial exchanges happen within comment threads, and I thought it would be nice to be able to… -
The New Smart Formatting?
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What's Your "List of Three" (books to start with Zettelkasten)
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Zettelzen: Acme editor and Zettelkasten [On-going effort]
Hi there. One thing I keep finding interesting with technologies is that humans tend to loose there individual selves and always want to recreate what others do, exactly, without tailoring tools for themselves. This thought could be a bit conceited, therefore I have to add that I'm a bit like that too. I think finding… -
Zettelkasten Evolution - A Wardley Map
Working with my Zettelkasten constantly evolves, as my needs change over time. It seems to be an endless journey to improve my personal knowledge management system. By chance, I discovered "Wardley Mapping" by Simon Wardley [1]. It's a method for understanding how to develop your strategies. My first idea to learn more… -
Re: Victor Margolin's zettelkasten process for note taking and writing
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How to incorporate new zettels and ideas within a long-term writing project?
Hi everyone! Struggled as to what category to put this under - I guess it pertains to workflow, writing and the zettelkasten method more broadly... I'm a PhD candidate and (inconsistently) use techniques shared here to organise my notes and ideas. It's been a slow burn for me, but more and more I'm seeing the potential…