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May you share kanban board )))

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So inspiring

Where can I find the templates she is using?

Is there a faster way to copy a template besides manually copy-pasting?

This is helpful to learn the slip method, thank you

I use Obsidian for four months now, I love getting structure ideas. Thanks!

tks for your sharing

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Nice video! I love the way Mary organized every aspect of her phd project however as a newbie with obsidian it seems way too advanced for me to achieve..

Love the writing as a garden metaphor. I'd like to share that idea with others. Who should I give credit to? Thank you for this. So well done.

And gardening Kanban - the Harvested list - yes very motivating - this month maybe nothing got past, but - look all this hs been done. : ))))

Also - like having the 'whole' in Zot as a library - so easily come back to 'old' papers for new projects and mine them for newer points for the new project, with the Obsidian memory in its summary and the old nugget needed for the old project. So the DataView plus tags managing the current stage, etc.

... and of course, your choice but the PDFs can be in Obsidian - or left in Zotero, with Zot managing the highlights and even comments, and therefore with the extra ability to manage references and citations... and the import of the highlights (quotes) and the comments and the tags with lit citation can be semi-automatic from Z to O... so less cut and paste... and as Zot now reads more than just 'paper pdf'.

Latest Obsidian - adds bookmarks for instance. so links as in wiki style [[ ]], tags and bookmarks - all work within one vault... and are useful to also monitor the status of the note. So the old folder of fleeting, lit and permanent notes can be dropped and if you use via the daily (journal note) and then initial 'collection' almost like Zotero can be made under DataView for the 'now' and not effected by last weeks question.

Ha ha link the book? Where, what did I miss. : ))))))

Yes... BUT what book - at a guess you mean Sönke Ahrens book, only ever referred to as 'author'... ... Niklas Luhmann mentioned but... Now off to the latest, what to make sure I caught the 'part 1' first.

HI ! What is the book mentioned at 14:50 min ? Thank you

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Super helpful, insightful, and joyful!

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Thanks so much! So many key concepts were covered and such a great demo to us.

did you say you are also using Zotero at the same time? how do you use Zotero and Obsidian together?

This was really useful for me, thank you so much!

In a paper-database system how can I find and eventually link a new note with some old ones if I have collected thousands and thousands of permanent notes in the meanwhile, and the only way to identify the previous notes is an alphanumeric address according to Luhman's method?

Nice video! It seemed like Dr. Martina was interested in trying out this program. It might be interesting to see/read her review on using it

this is the most amazing and clarifying video i've seen on this website

Thank you very much. This is the clearest and most informative video I have found regarding the Zettelkasten method. I have been struggling to understand just how Luhman was writing and linking his permanent notes. It was so helpful to see someone using it in their own work. You said it takes some time to form your permanent notes but I can see how that work, done with care, can be so productive. I believe Luhman said that he took longer to write his notes than he did to write his books. Thanks again for making this. Much appreciated.