What I understood is that the only case that he admits as becoming a page in his system is a "book." For anything else, he prefers that highlighted sources do not become a page (i.e., a web article, etc...) but a node within a global web-capturing page for all of them.
I'm confused. You said that you don't like having a page for each book but then Readwise created you a page for each book...?
What I understood is that the only case that he admits as becoming a page in his system is a "book." For anything else, he prefers that highlighted sources do not become a page (i.e., a web article, etc...) but a node within a global web-capturing page for all of them.
Yep, I'm okay creating pages for books because they're information dense. I don't like creating pages for my article imports :)