Realised that I much prefer #Logseq for my fleeting notes, i.e. my #CommonPlaceBook. I tried using #Obsidian for a while, but I much prefer the Logseq bullet point way of doing things.
I'm not giving up on Obsidian, far from it. It'll be for my permanent notes and where I do much of my #writing.
If this means I'll have two files, of exactly the same notes (but in different formats), so be it. 
Me deparo com uma referência a commonplace books neste artigo da Quatro Cinco Um:
https://quatrocincoum.com.br/resenhas/laut/ser-livre-e-poder-escolher/
Segundo a Wikipedia, são cadernos onde as pessoas registravam os conhecimentos que iam adquirindo:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commonplace_book?wprov=sfti1#
Gosto da ideia de ser físico, penso que seria útil até hoje.
**Stop Doomscrolling with This Commonplace Book Method**
#Video length: twenty-two minutes and twenty-three seconds.
I got a cool sticker by Sue Coccia for my commonplace book. I even like how it looks with the strap closed. 
#raccoons #CommonPlaceBook #notebooks #stickers
Does anyone around these parts keep a Commonplace Book? I've actually just learned that it's a [revived?] modern practice and got hooked in by YouTubers...which is pretty common for me tbh.
#writing #journaling #CommonplaceBook
“Gaze not into the abyss, lest you become recognized as an abyss domain expert, and they expect you keep gazing into the damn thing.”
—Nick Mathewson
#CommonplaceBook notes, including the internet grey goo and whether things are permanent online, and the wide-ranging great work of Ross Anderson
https://lbj20.blogspot.com/2024/04/notes-grey-goo-permanence-or-otherwise.html
@LinuxAndYarn @SmudgeTheInsultCat
FWIW, this is the use case and value of #PKM and a motivation to build a #SecondBrain or #commonplacebook in the style of #zettelkasten.
A dog, like fiction
asks permission
and waits patiently.
He walks around my feet,
wagging his tail,
but I'll walk him when
I'm ready
(thank you very much).
A dog eats what I give him,
laps at my leftovers,
and then looks up at me
with round eyes
when I ignore him at bedtime.
He doesn't mind
being locked
away into a small cage.
Andrea Witzke [Leavey] Slot
In Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review: “A dog, like fiction” No. 19, Fall/Winter 2002
#CommonPlaceBook
#writing
#poetry
#fiction
"When I became aware [in college] of my 'wrong' experience, I chose fantasy. Convinced that I had no real experience of life, since my own obviously wasn't part of Great Literature, I decided consciously that I'd write things nobody knew about, dammit. So I wrote realism disguised as fantasy, that is, science fiction." p. 127
Joanna Russ
How to Suppress women's Writing
#metaphors
#ScienceFiction
#Feminist
#Fantasy
#quotes
#writing
#JoannaRuss
#CommonPlaceBook
"We live in a world both found and made, and the place where the finding ends and the making begins is sometimes difficult to discern."
Daniel Rigney
The Metaphorical Society: An Introduction to Social Theory
https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/2354441
#metaphors
#Sociolinguistics
#theory
#BlackMastodon
#quotes
#writing
#CommonPlaceBook
‘Perhaps the best one-liner in a student paper this semester, "The analysis is severely limited by my lack of understanding of what I am doing." #humility’
—@shaferpr (Paul Shafer), May 7, 2021 (https://twitter.com/shaferpr/status/1390774322239705091)
(Indirectly via Mary Anne)
“one difference between cats and dogs is that dogs do absolutely nothing to mask their clinginess while cats pretend it’s a coincidence they’re in the same room as you 97% of the time”
—shirleyjacksons, (https://shirleyjacksons.tumblr.com/post/74909466367/one-difference-between-cats-and-dogs-is-that-dogs)
(Indirectly via Annie)
“All scientific work is, of course, based consciously or subconsciously on some philosophical attitude.” —Werner Heisenberg
(Quote is approximate; I’ve seen various versions of it. I’m also not certain of the context; it may not mean what I think it means. But I like what it sounds to me like it’s saying.)
Today is the day I realized I had a #commonplacebook, I just wasn’t using it right.
Does anyone on the #fediverse keep a Commonplace Book?
If so, any tips you can offer for someone just starting out?
I really like the parallelism in the opening of this poem.
"This happens in Schubert
And elsewhere,
Iowa, for example."
Robert Rehder, "Archipelago"
https://shandean.blogspot.com/2019/04/robert-rehder-archipelago.html
#poetry #poem #CommonplaceBook
Is common sense commonplace?
A description of the #month of #April in #earlymodern England.
From Fantasticks, Nicholas Breton, 1626.
Read by Peter Kenny
Image from the #Trevelyon #Miscellany (Folger MS V.b.232), c1608
#17thCentury
#laboursofthemonths
#seventeenthcentury
#commonplacebook
#commonplacebooks
#nicholasbreton
#history
#socialhistory
#morrisdance
#morrisdancers
#historical
#seasonal
#seasonalcustoms
#plumblossom
#porpoise
#nightingale
#pastoral
#bees
#lambs
#signsofspring
#histodons
#histodon
@histodon
@earlymodern
@histodons
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBWPcooYTZM&ab_channel=Passamezzo
How do you end your prayers?
