- How can collaboration between Scrapbox projects that are edited by a single individual be a better intellectual production tool?
- Discussion about the ability to make comments and send feedback
- Proposal to add comment function to Scrapbox
- [/rashitamemo/something functional to send comments](https://scrapbox.io/rashitamemo/something functional to send comments).
- [/shokai/ SNS optimization for each article attracts emptiness](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/ SNS optimization for each article attracts emptiness).
- I tried merging multiple projects as an experiment, but it wasn’t great.
- /test-scb-interlink
- Not much connection through tags as people use tags in surprisingly different ways.
- Considering Scrapbox’s philosophy of “not letting people post mechanically” and “humans should use their brains to add one page at a time” in the first place, the “mechanically merge” approach makes no sense!
- Inter-project links should also be created one by one using human minds.
- As for the links between projects that exist at this time, they can be found in a search.
- https://scrapbox.io/rashitamemo/search/page?q=%5B%2Fnishio
- https://scrapbox.io/shokai/search/page?q=%5B%2Fnishio
- If I want to find references to my project from N projects in this way, I have to search N times.
- It is possible to create a system that automatically searches and tells us about once a day.
- But this “mention” is a “read it, notice it, mention it” process
- The system of suggestions of your other pages when you are writing your own pages in Scrapbox helps you become aware of what you have written in the past
- It would be nice to be able to add pages from “other pre-designated projects” to this suggestion list.
- Also useful when using multiple projects by one person
- The system of suggestions of your other pages when you are writing your own pages in Scrapbox helps you become aware of what you have written in the past
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