RE: https://graz.social/@publicvoit/116075103794827102

#Emacs: After successfully testing it a few times, I just released an extension of the code which visualizes the current #orgdown sub-hierarchy only.

I've added both (visualize sub-hierarchy + whole file) to my #orgmode hydra.

I think the idea of using that #visualization in my daily business grows on me. 🤔

#PIM #PKM

I just published my newest project that visualizes #orgdown ( #Emacs #orgmode syntax) files in a web browser:

https://codeberg.org/publicvoit/orgheadingnetwork

Similar functionality is included in all sorts of tools like #logseq or #obsidian. I personally haven't found a spot for it in my daily workflows but with that project, I may decide to play around with such visualizations any time.

Have fun

#PIM #visualization #visualizations #PKM

Personal knowledge mastery is a framework of practical methods to connect work and learning in the digital age.

Online, cohort-based, self-paced workshop starts Monday, 16 February

Seek > Sense > Share

#PKMastery #PKM

https://jarche.com/pkm/pkm-workshop/

@jarango Everything true.

However, I disagree with #Markdown: https://www.karl-voit.at/2025/08/17/Markdown-disaster/

It's way more open than, let's say, #OneNote & so forth. Unfortunately, it's far from being a #textformat that can be reused anywhere without problems. At least I need to convert MD all the time from one flavor to a different.

With more and more #Obsidian add-ons introducing their own syntax elements, you will end up with clear text files you still can't convert for a different tool without modifications. Good luck with finding out which elements are going to survive and which not. For a few files, that seems OK. If you have a decent #PKM like you describe in your awesome #DulyNoted book, it requires more effort.

For everything I need to use with #MD, I keep a syntax file with one example element so that I keep an overview & know what to convert how in case I need to reuse information stored in this MD flavor.

With org, I just push it through #pandoc & I'm done. 🤷

#publicvoit #LML #Zettelkasten

Are you a student in the Netherlands with an active interest in #pkm and you cannot afford a ticket to the #pkmsummit2026 in Utrecht on 20 & 21 March? I'm donating 1 ticket to this conference. Let me know if you are interested, after reading https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2026/01/get-a-free-ticket-for-pkm-summit-2026/

Are you a student in the Netherlands with an active interest in #pkm and you cannot afford a ticket to the #pkmsummit2026 in Utrecht on 20 & 21 March? I'm donating 1 ticket to this conference. Let me know if you are interested, after reading https://www.zylstra.org/blog/2026/01/get-a-free-ticket-for-pkm-summit-2026/

Guide pratique d'artisanat numérique à l'Université | projet perso

Aujourd'hui, ajout d'un nouveau bonus : approfondir avec Pandoc : utilisation des fonctions --template et --reference-doc avec Pandoc, automatisation de tout cela avec Zettlr.

https://libruniv-c29483.frama.io

#pandoc #zettlr #pkm

I sync my #Obsidian vault for free. Between desktop and mobile.

How? An Obsidian vault is just markdown files, so any file sync works. 3 options ⬇️

1️⃣ Google Drive, One Drive, or any other cloud provider.
2️⃣ Peer to peer tools such as SyncThing Fork or Resilio.
3️⃣ GitHub & co.

Read more: https://bryanhogan.com/blog/how-to-sync-obsidian

#ObsidianMD #PKM
https://bryanhogan.com/blog/how-to-sync-obsidian

First day of adopting the #LogSeq style journaling approach in #SilverBullet, that is:

1. Create a page for the day
2. Primarily take notes on that page as an outline
3. Mention people and topics as page references
4. Rely on Linked Mentions later from those pages, that now automatically collect (relevant) information. This works better in #SilverBullet now that child nodes are also kept as part of the linked mention snippet.

Let's see how this goes!

#pkm

Personal knowledge mastery is a framework of practical methods to connect work and learning in the digital age.

Online, cohort-based, self-paced workshop starts Monday, 16 February

Seek > Sense > Share

#PKMastery #PKM

https://jarche.com/pkm/pkm-workshop/

Guide pratique d'artisanat numérique à l'Université | projet perso

Aujourd'hui, ajout d'un nouveau bonus : approfondir avec Pandoc : utilisation des fonctions --template et --reference-doc avec Pandoc, automatisation de tout cela avec Zettlr.

https://libruniv-c29483.frama.io

#pandoc #zettlr #pkm

RE: https://graz.social/@publicvoit/115875810144458821

I really do like how #SilverBullet is explaining the consequences of using their version of #Markdown on https://silverbullet.md/Markdown ( #CommonMark).

With statements like that, people learn about the consequences of using that tool.

They can either accept this or think about the negative effects before investing too much energy and data.

I really urge any ( #MD-)tool to include such a warning statement on their project page. It's for the benefit of your users.

One of the reasons why I most probably would recommend switching to SilverBullet if you - for some reason - can't use #orgmode with #Emacs which is IMO the optimum tool for many set of requirements: https://karl-voit.at/2021/01/18/tool-choices/

I'll migrate my wife's #PKM from #logseq (recent changes are a no-go to me) to SilverBullet or preferably Emacs. My upcoming #GLT26 Org-mode workshop (no recording) will tell her.

#PIM #publicvoit

Fedi hive minds, please brainstorm with me.

I am looking into migrating to Obsidian MD from my existing notetaking app.

How do you utilise its overwhelming list of functions? How do you make it suits your purpose?

#obsidian #ObsidianMD #notetaking #pkm #personalknowledgemanagement

Federating knowledge: exploring ways to bridge wikis and notes

Join the workshop at #39C3!

NEW DATE: day 4, TODAY at 13:40 @ Free Knowledge Habitat Workshop Area.

Most people and organisations have their very own way of acquiring, organising, archiving, sharing, and collaborating on knowledge repositories. A broad spectrum of opinions and approaches resulted in a diverse and rich ecosystem of knowledge management solutions. Nevertheless, this also implies scattered and disconnected knowledge sources. What would it mean to build bridges among wikis and federate knowledge?

This workshop is going to be heavily centred on a twofold discussion, exploring the challenge of federated knowledge starting from two questions.

• What does it mean to federate knowledge repositories?
• Instead of pursuing a silver-bullet solution to embrace all use-cases, what would it mean to foster and enable interoperability for different software?

These questions stem from years of questioning and wondering how to integrate my personal note-taking and collective, participatory knowledge management at work, in organisations, institutions, and informal collectives. Recently, I began actively researching this topic as I started playing with the MediaWiki API to cross-synchronise my local Markdown notes and the XPUB wiki, the public learning wiki of the Experimental Publishing master. I am puzzled by taking advantage of the potential of a specific software (in this case, MediaWiki) while fearing of being locked-in.

Some further, more specific, insights and questions:

• Local-first approaches and software (e.g. Reflection)
• Interesting experiments based on existing protocols, such as Ibis
• What do we take of semi-open and obscure yet very cool initiatives like Anytype
• The power and the limits of plain-text: how to enable collaboration on simple Markdown files and build on top of it, as Obsidian does

Cc: @modal @p2panda @obsidian @wikimediaDE @dweb

#knowledge #FreeKnowledge #wiki #MediaWiki #API #Obsidian #Anytype #Ibis #IbisWiki #Reflection #CCC #Federation #federatedKnowledge #docs #PKM #knowledgeManagement #personalKnowledgeManagement #collectiveKnowledgeManagement #DWeb #decentralization #ActivityPub

Federating knowledge: exploring ways to bridge wikis and notes

Join the workshop at #39C3!

NEW DATE: day 4, TODAY at 13:40 @ Free Knowledge Habitat Workshop Area.

Most people and organisations have their very own way of acquiring, organising, archiving, sharing, and collaborating on knowledge repositories. A broad spectrum of opinions and approaches resulted in a diverse and rich ecosystem of knowledge management solutions. Nevertheless, this also implies scattered and disconnected knowledge sources. What would it mean to build bridges among wikis and federate knowledge?

This workshop is going to be heavily centred on a twofold discussion, exploring the challenge of federated knowledge starting from two questions.

• What does it mean to federate knowledge repositories?
• Instead of pursuing a silver-bullet solution to embrace all use-cases, what would it mean to foster and enable interoperability for different software?

These questions stem from years of questioning and wondering how to integrate my personal note-taking and collective, participatory knowledge management at work, in organisations, institutions, and informal collectives. Recently, I began actively researching this topic as I started playing with the MediaWiki API to cross-synchronise my local Markdown notes and the XPUB wiki, the public learning wiki of the Experimental Publishing master. I am puzzled by taking advantage of the potential of a specific software (in this case, MediaWiki) while fearing of being locked-in.

Some further, more specific, insights and questions:

• Local-first approaches and software (e.g. Reflection)
• Interesting experiments based on existing protocols, such as Ibis
• What do we take of semi-open and obscure yet very cool initiatives like Anytype
• The power and the limits of plain-text: how to enable collaboration on simple Markdown files and build on top of it, as Obsidian does

Cc: @modal @p2panda @obsidian @wikimediaDE @dweb

#knowledge #FreeKnowledge #wiki #MediaWiki #API #Obsidian #Anytype #Ibis #IbisWiki #Reflection #CCC #Federation #federatedKnowledge #docs #PKM #knowledgeManagement #personalKnowledgeManagement #collectiveKnowledgeManagement #DWeb #decentralization #ActivityPub

You were such an encouragement to me, throughout, @kate. ❤️ Your writing influenced me to stay rooted in my own authenticity, too. @harold - you were such a wonderful guide toward richer #PKMastery and #PKM.