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Hace tiempo que no os enseño cómo va el #obsidian de mi doctorado. Está creciendo así

La nube roja son las notas que me pongo los días que trabajo, la verde está lo que busqué de Smart Cities. En rosa está todo lo relacionado con el ruido y en azul oscuro, la polución ambiental.

La parte de ruido ha crecido considerablemente y, como he trabajado en el doctorado también el propio cuaderno de bitácora. Los puntos grises no están clasificados, pueden ser autores, pueden ser universidades, revistas o ideas de lo que encuentro. Incluso algunos peuqeños trabajos que he tenido que hacer.

I'm going to include this whenever I finally make part 3 of my Obsidian tutorial series, but if you are an Obsidian Lover such as myself and want a sync solution that also provides google-docs-style real time editing of your notes both in-app and on the web, you should very much check out Screen Garden: screen.garden

screen.gardenCollaboration in Obsidian and on the web | screen.gardenRealtime collaboration and sharing, on the web and in Obsidian.
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@ajlewis2 @ellane @feralthoughts @hbowie @reichenstein

Just for clarification: same holds true for any other markup supported by pandoc, not just #Markdown.

However, if you stick with a syntax language that doesn't come with this explosion of flavors, you have less issues converting your data - in some cases you don't even have to convert at all any more.

The issue with Markdown is that its original form defined a small minimum of elements and each tool defined its own potentially incompatible extensions. With other #LML, the "original" or its standard defines the maximum set of elements and therefore, there is no need for "flavors" and no data loss or conversion effort.

HTH

Hi all. PKM Weekly (6-Apr-25) is live

#obsidian Start fresh with @nickmilo, Canvas showcase. #Capacities praise.

#tana various updates and Project Dashboards with @SimonCreates88 .

#logseq import improvements and LLM plugin. #appflowy selfhost guide and #Anytype homepage showcase.

#Heptabase voice input, #remnote voice output and #Thymer query tease.

- ednico.substack.com/p/pkm-week

- ednico.medium.com/pkm-weekly-2

Thank you

PKM Weekly · PKM Weekly - 2025-04-06By PKM Weekly

currently #Obsidian for Android requires full file access permissions because it's necessary for certain third-party sync tools and interoperability — but some users prefer narrower permissions

in an upcoming version we're adding this option, do the tradeoffs make sense here?

I am a fan of using Obsidian sync because it lets me have different settings on each device where I use the app, but I recently found out that if you use Syncthing for DIY syncing, you can omit the .obsidian folder, where all the settings are kept and get the same result. #Obsidian #ObsidianMD #PKM

If you use Obsidian as your note platform. Then definitely install the Obsidian Web Clipper to clip those web articles that you are using for research, or whatever.

It provides tags, source url, author, published date, clipped date, and description.

Most useful thing and great for ridding yourself of Pocket!!

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@pauby @ellane @publicvoit @jeffbronks

My previous comment was half in jest, but...

If someone wants to truly "own their full data" as #HTML, and also keep the "rich markup" parts accessible long-term without porting to a #notes app, they can consider adapting for themselves the approach discussed in this link.

alexwlchan.net/2024/static-web

I understand this is technical and not easy to adapt for note-taking.

AFAIK, there isn't a ready-to-use #FOSS solution around.

alexwlchan.netUsing static websites for tiny archivesI've been creating small, hand-written websites to organise my files. It's a lightweight, flexible approach that I hope will last a long time.