How to capture, organise, and actually reuse what you write down. Tagging, notebooks, knowledge graphs, and keeping a note system alive.
The perfect note organization system is the one you will still be using in two years. Tags and notebooks, used lightly, are simple enough to survive and powerful enough for most people.
Taking notes on a computer is easy. Taking notes you can find again is the real skill. Here is how to do the second one.
PKM has turned into a hobby with its own jargon and gurus. Here is the simple version that helps you think, without the cult.
Most note systems fail because they ask too much of you. Here is a four-part system for organizing your notes that holds up when life gets busy.
There are a dozen famous note-taking methods. Most people need one of the simple ones. Here they are, ranked by how much they actually help.
Collaboration means very different things, from a read-only link to live co-editing. Here is how to tell which one you actually need.
Markdown makes writing notes feel fast and clean. Here is why it works, and the honest difference between raw markdown files and a rich editor.
There are three real ways to share a note with someone. Here is each one, when to use it, and the simplest option for a quick share.
A daily note keeps your thinking in one place. Here is a simple template you can copy, and the trick to actually keeping the habit.