dmath
@dmath
For those using Obsidian, what value do you get from linking notes? Also, what does your workflow look like? I've recently moved the bulk of my notes to Obsidian but figure I'm not utilizing the app for its own strengths...or am I overthinking this? π€
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phil
@phil
https://www.philmohun.com/how-i-take-notes-with-obsidian/
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kepano
@kepano
developing complex ideas from simple ideas: https://stephanango.com/evergreen-notes rediscovering old thoughts on the same idea building connections across time organizing notes bottom up, emergent thinking, not top down thinking
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Sanket Pathak
@sanketpath
In the same boat. Fairly new to non-linear writing & come from a well-organised workspace ethic. I tried following the best practices as recommended by Andy Matuschak, Maggie Appleton, & a few more. But, I felt overwhelmed and frustrated. I gave up and simply decided to follow Todayβs Note to type everything. 1/n
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j3
@j3
The only way I write notes that don't get lost in the ether. And forces me to think how I can connect what I just learned from other notes I took.
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wizzard
@wz
way easier to offload notes from memory but keep them handy. faster graph navigation (less clicks). note: my experience applies to Roam and/or other tools with links to blocks(lines) not just files, but the overall idea is the same.
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chrsmaral
@chrsmaral
linking value: -a wiki like experience -going up- or downstream the βknowledgeβ -structuring your notes congruent with the flow of your mind -being able to visualize it as an graph -footnote to big, make a link to a new note -make a standalone index note for each new project (collect in context)
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