Quartz sync: Aug 24, 2023, 3:16 PM

content/Projects/Obsidian/digital-garden.md

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 title: "Obsidian: Digital Gardening with Quartz"
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 ...It's this website.
 

content/Projects/Obsidian/editor.md

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 title: "Obsidian: Editor"
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 Where the hell do I start with this. It's almost as convoluted and fine-tuned as my [[Programs I Like/code-editors|Code Editors]]. This is by no means a complete or current list, I just want to highlight some of the things I've done that have improved Obsidian's usefulness to me.
 

content/Projects/Obsidian/home.md

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 title: "Projects: Obsidian"
-tags: [“project”, “productivity”, “cloud”, “notes”]
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 Hoo boy. This project needs its entire own folder structure because of the sheer amount of components I have going.
 

content/Projects/Obsidian/livesync.md

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 title: "Obsidian: LiveSync"
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content/Projects/home.md

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 title: "Projects"
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 ## Productivity
 - Anything hosted on [[Projects/my-cloud|My Cloud]].

content/Projects/memos.md

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-title: “Project: Memos”
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 [usememos/memos](https://github.com/usememos/memos) is another knowledge collection-oriented project, albeit with a slightly different audience to [[Programs I Like/obsidian|Obsidian]].
 
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 I used it as my cross-platform notes app for a few months, but it eventually fell out of favor because that’s not its intended purpose and it was clunky as a result. 
 
 ### Final Thoughts
-Memos works best with a network of people sharing ideas with communal tags. A use case I could see is an entire graduate department collaborating in various groups over memos, informing each group of the others’ research, or grant applications, or other info. Think memo in the “internal memorandum” sense. Aggregation of starting points in a less transitory format than a true notes app. 
+Memos works best with a network of people sharing ideas with communal tags. A use case I could see is an entire graduate department collaborating in various groups over memos, informing each group of the others’ research, or grant applications, or other info. Think memo in the "internal memorandum" sense. Aggregation of starting points in a less transitory format than a true notes app.