A lot has changed since my last look. Bases, the web clipper, and web viewer are all new. But is it still the PKM app I'd recommend? Short answer: yes. Longer answer: https://www.ctnet.co.uk/obsidian-review-2026/

#Obsidian #PKM #KnowledgeManagement #NoteTaking #Zettelkasten

A fantastc post about note taking that will really help you learn. The trivium system makes so much sense.

https://open.substack.com/pub/andrewbharker/p/how-to-start-using-your-own-mind?r=ksrb

#Pkm #Obsidian #notetakingmethods #notetaking

RE: https://mastodon.social/@bigzaphod/116081950773406502

I backed this on Kickstarter because I absolutely hate the games that are “free” but require endless purchase of the stuff you need to play.

Well, that and the fact that The Iconfactory is awesome!

#VideoGames #Iconfactory

My philosophy with newbies learning how to use #Obsidian and organize their #PKM is just start simple and come up with your own system bit by bit and tweak along the way. (I don't like following other people's systems.)

Yesterday I wondered if there was a better way 🤣. Thanks to the core plugin Bases and the community plug-in Notebook Navigator, I managed to organize my tag sprawl into something more manageable. Tags are such a pain - I have no idea how to use them before, so I simply tagged stuff randomly in the past. So, Notebook navigator revealed that I had hundreds of tags, with many of them only used once 🫠
So, yesterday I spent a long time getting rid of them.

Fortunately, organizing my vault is one of those activities I love, so I had a lot of fun doing it but it was still tedious nitpicky work.

My next step is to come up with a way to catalog and org my PKM. I've used Obsidian mostly as a word processor cum research base to write drafts for posts and journals, but each of these drafts can be knowledge docs. I may have to finally apply the #Zettlekasten system 😆