Zettelkasten

vs

Getting Things Done

• zk supports writing and open-ended objectives; gtd relies on clearly defined objectives
• gtd requires breaking down projects into smaller, concrete next steps

Digital Gardening

• the slip-box is a lot like a digital garden, but not necessarily Learn in Public
• maybe digital gardening doesn't specify the rest of the note-taking methodology.
• digital garden is more high-level / contentful than, at least, my notes

@niklas-luhman speaks through others

"needs of a communication system"

• without surprise or disappointment there’s no information
• information
• complexity

Use Cases

• Writing
  • resources: Zettelkasten for fiction writing

References

• https://notes.andymatuschak.org/Zettelkasten

List

• https://zettelkasten.de/posts/overview/

Resources

• https://zettelkasten.de/posts/extend-your-mind-and-memory-with-a-zettelkasten/
• A System for Writing

A practical history of personal knowledge management tools, from Lumann's Zettelkasten through Notion, Roam, and Obsidian, to my current recommended tool, Dendron. We'll look at the features of Dendron-flavored markdown and also explore the benefits of "learning in public" with a Digital Garden.

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Backlinks

• djradon's wiki
• Digital Zettelkasten Principles Methods Examples
• The Folgezettel Conundrum
• Understanding Zettelkasten — What does it mean to communicate with the slip-box
• Evergreen Notes