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Zettelkasten's Hidden Problem: When Finding Notes Becomes a Treasure Hunt
Hey there! I'm hitting a wall with Zettelkasten and need to vent. I've been trying to make this note-taking system work for ages, and it's been a rollercoaster. A few months ago, I thought I finally cracked it – ideas were flowing, and I totally got what makes a good atomic note. But here's the thing that's bugging me: As… -
Rhyolite seems to become an alternative to Obsidian
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How to expand on ideas?
Usually when I take notes on books either I note down a concept or a claim. When it's a concept I don't experience an issue. The problem is I cannot find something to write about claims since they look self-sustained. Asking questions seem like a good solution. But the answers belong to another note. Still nothing to write… -
Share with us what is happening in your ZK journey this week. January 7, 2025
Swimming with Ideas This is yet another opportunity to share what you are working on with your friends here on the forum. Add to this discussion by telling us about your zettelkasten journey. Share with us what you’re learning. Sharing helps us clarify our goals and visualize our thinking. And sometimes, a conversation… -
Looking for a particular KM book
Hello all, I'm looking for a book. I've searched Google, ChatGPT etc. all possible solutions but cannot find the book I want. The only thing I remember is it was kind of a notebook implementation of the zettelkasten method. I remember it describing ways to create hyperlinks in text. It may or may not contain the term "map… -
Field Report #8: How I Process a Chapter of a Book • Zettelkasten Method
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Re: Critic Markup
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Re: How to expand on ideas?
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[REQUEST] Clean up quotation marks from file paths (new as of macOS 15)
Since Sequoia copying as path nog generates paths with apostrophes (at least when they contain spaces). This means that when I want to use the " " syntax I have to remove the apostrophes manually. Given I extensively refer to documents Apple's change has been very annoying for me. Is there anyway to change the behaviour of… -
Wabi Sabi for a Perfectly Imperfect Zettelkasten
We have entered the new year 2025. Within the first few days of the year, a new note found its way into my Zettelkasten. It's nothing spectacular, it's a note about a key term I came across by chance. It's a reference to "wabi sabi"[1] from the traditional Japanese aesthetic, which centres on the acceptance of transience…