Well hello there #Capacities. We are going to have ourselves a fun time together. Four hours ago I barely knew what you were and now I’m up way too late and the rabbit hole is expanding. This is going to be awesome!

Where has this app been hiding? The last thing I need is another #notetaking or #pkm app to play with but I can’t resist.

@lph That said, if you‘re fine with that limitation… AnyType has a more flexible types and property system than #Capacities, achives the same advantage where for example hyperlinks are themselves node objects (so different pages using the same URL get flagged in the graph) and it has the IPFS-driven mesh experience which IMO makes it the forerider of no-cloud multiple-device note-work.

@lph Obsidian, #Capacities, wouldn‘t compare it at all with #logseq (but I think Logseq still generally defines the gold standard of backlink handling). #theBrain, there‘s a lot of apps that have stronger backlinks handling than AnyType at present, both in terms of how explicit backlinks are listed *and* in terms of implicit connection detection. And IMO the later is essential because otherwise you always have to actively search for possible relevant note and take a lot of care to link.

@alxlg @nhan Except it‘s not just about the retrieval mechanism. It‘s about packaging too. Logseq thinks *purely* in nodal paragraph blocks, which at some point becomes, IMO, a disadvantage. That‘s why I find applications like #Capacities or #SiYuan nice as well. At some point I want to graduate from nodes to long-form page writing, and that‘s where Logseq gets too opinionated in the other direction.

This isn‘t purely about retrieval.

Doing research and realizing that unfortunately #SiYuan messes one thing up - backlinks and mentions render the *inline content* that contains the link.

The way SiYuan models pages, lists of any kind are structural objects that attach inline content.

That means while you can write outliner-style lists in SiYuan, the context of that list, especially child bullets, doesn‘t automatically come along like it happens in #logseq - or #capacities.

“You can follow any Mastodon account via RSS by just adding “.rss” to the end of the account’s public profile URL.”

From:
https://ldstephens.medium.com/how-to-follow-a-mastodon-account-with-rss-39f1c4b477cb

For example, his is the RSS feed for @omnivore

https://pkm.social/@omnivore.rss

@logseq
@obsidianmd
@pkm@a.gup.pe
@pkm@chirp.social
#pkm
#rss
#obsidian
#logseq
#capacities
#anytype
#ReflectNotes
#ReflectApp
#ClickUp
#Taskade
#CraftDocs
#XTiles
#Loom
#MemAI
#Affine
#TanaApp
#Tana
#TickTick
#PixelFed
@pixelfed
#Vivaldi
@Vivaldi
#Siyuan

@jslr If Obsidian hasn‘t clicked for you, I don‘t really think SiYuan is going to fix it. Both of those plattforms aren‘t very opiniated about the systems you build.

SiYuan tackles the synergy of outliner and long-form writer better than anyone else out there right now, and this preview is supposed to introduce Notion-like tabular systems, which may be a big disruption.

But if the system is the issue… maybe look at #capacities?

@ellane @EpiphanicSynchronicity @bradbarrish that‘s how I do it right now, actually - I "pre-tag" quite often, and elevate those later on into "seed notes"/concept notes.

That said, these virtual file links cannot be distinquished from other virtual file links and their discoverability is low, which is a bit volatile when they should be enriching for future discovery…

I generally don‘t think of tags as having a semantic meaning. But #Capacities tempts me with the tag search..

@jslr I would say what I‘m proposing *underpins* behavior. Which is something tricky to scope, to be fair, because data structures need to support this behavior. And if we formulate declarative layouts on a canvas, why not on a text document too?

Some of the more JSON-y document structures like #Capacities or #siyuan basically already *are* constrained canvas layouts. And then you take #Affine where any page‘s blocks are also canvas blocks intermeshed…

A question for #pkm design - how can we regard tags?

In #obsidian and #logseq I treat hashtags as transporting ontologies - they define some type.

But in various setups I have seen tags used to refer to knowledge semantics. And especially #capacities encourages this because tags are database-discoverable.

Which makes me ponder - what are the limits and usage patterns of tags in #pkm and where do you place your patterns why?

@reflectnotes

#ReflectApp has added Tasks in beta.

You can check it out here:

https://reflect.app/changelog

and

https://reflect.app/tasks-beta

#pkm #ObsidianMD #Obsidian #LogSeq #Capacities #Anytype #Tana #TfT #SecondBrain

@birv2 If you are interested in @obsidian you might want to check out some of the creators in that space that can help you learn more about it.

There’s a post here with more links: https://pkm.social/@Calixthe/110681075454586535

If setting up #Obsidian #ObsidianMD might seem a bit daunting right now,

@capacities @capacitieshq #Capacities

is web based and comes with a bit more "built in" features right out of the box and a robust set of features in the free tier.

https://capacities.io

https://youtu.be/XKlf5tELjUQ

I am excited to be starting a new YouTube tutorial from @cortexfutura to finally begin to properly learn #Tana .

https://youtu.be/WqASI-p-dJM

This series is highly recommended by #TanaAmbassador @rjnestor #RJNestor

This is a very well produced and enjoyable experience with great explanations.

#pkm #Obsidian #ObsidianMD #Anytype #Capacities #LogSeq #ReflectApp #CraftDocs #FleetingNotes #MemAi #Taskade #ClickUp #Affine #XTiles #Notion

Hmmm. One thing I will have to see - can you restrict the insert-search in #Tana to specific supertags? I sometimes do use inline mentions as much as use them in fields, and #capacities lets you restrict searches to specific types (maybe also collections?) only when doing insert searches, which is honestly another little great feature of theirs.

@shauna I think

@capacities

@capacitieshq #Capacities

has it available on their free tier.

More details at:

https://docs.capacities.io/tutorials/sharing

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I just downloaded an #AwesomeLogSeq theme with high contrast ultra black background. The grayish "black"themes were very difficult for me to see, so this is a real find.

https://github.com/candideu/logseq-eink-plus

#LogSeq #Obsidian #ObsidianMD #Tana #PKM #PKMS #AnyType #MemAI #Capacities #FleetingNotes #AffinePRO #Taskade #ClickUp #OmniFocus #CraftDocs #Reflect #XTiles #Joplin #Loom #Notion #OmniOutliner #TickTick #Acreom #Zettlr #Zettelkasten #Bear #DraftsApp #Scrivener #DevonThink #Typora #COMSOL #Python

@ricraftis @dd101 @eleanorkonik I'm right here with y'all! I also love using #HintsAI Assistant from https://hints.so/ to add quick notes on the go to #Obsidian #Notion and #ClickUp . #FleetingNotes has similar functionality for #ObsidianMD
I love this space and being able to discuss #PKMS

#PKMS #ObsidianMD #LogSeq

#CraftDocs #Tana #XTiles #Joplin

#ClickUp #Taskade #AnyType

#MemAI #Capacities #AffinePRO

#Acreom #OmniFocus

#OmniOutliner #DEVONThink all have my attention.

Dare I say I have found my tribe here in #PKMSocial ? I am going to spend a lot of time combing through the #local #PKMSocial feed and doing lots of bookmarking. Yay! 😍 :ablobwave: Words cannot describe how much I have fallen into learning these apps and methodologies.

#PKM #PKMS #LogSeq #Obsidian #Joplin #OmniFocus #Capacities #ClickUp #TickTick #FleetingNotes #Tana #Anytype #Notion #Taskade #MemAI #Zettlr #xTiles #CraftDocs #MakeMD #Zettelkasten #GTD #ZTD #JohnnyDecimal #PARA #SecondBrain

最近在學用Capacities這個筆記軟件，有一個很方便的功能是用whatsapp可以上傳文字/圖片去Daily Notes，真正的隨手記

#Capacities