mirror of https://gitlab.com/octtspacc/OcttKB
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created: 20230217080132126
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creator: Octt
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modified: 20230217081521659
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modifier: Octt
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tags: Octt
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title: Keeping a KB
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I'm realizing that I'm doing everything kinda randomly, so it's probably good to define some points about keeping a personal knowledge base.
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; How are the others doing it?
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: It's good to find other personal wikis online, be they in Zettelkasten or tree form, and just browse them.
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: Is the TiddlyWiki-Zettelkasten method actually the best for me?
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: Who mantains paper-based personal wikis and why? Are others doing non-Zettelkasten paper wikis?
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; Defining objectives
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: What is the pratical reason of the KB?
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: Why keep one at all, instead of just a personal classic-style website for archiving and sharing complex information + simple and fast bookmarks for simple links?
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; Avoiding deviations?
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: With a digital system, which has full-text search, manually organizing information is wasting time if overdone.
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: Don't ever think for more than a few seconds on how to format something... Is this a good idea or can it make so knowledge is harder to absorb in the future (e.g. due to inconsistencies).
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: Is defining, once and for all, an efficient and fast modus operandi for everything, that covers everything, and then applying it mechanically every time, a good idea?
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