- Currently Scrapbox needs a title on the system.
- When I first started using it, I thought, “It’s inconvenient to need a title, I should be able to write right away without a title.”
- I still think there should be a way to output that kind of information, but it’s being circumvented by operations.
- Often, I “post to Facebook first, then if I have something to add, I continue with a comment under that post and post it to Scrapbox after the gushing has stopped.”
- This is equivalent to doing opening sentence or paragraph without a title
- No big deal if you start writing without a title.
- It will only be automatically saved with the title
Untitled. - Duplicate titles are automatically assigned a branch number, so there is no need to worry about conflicts.
- It will only be automatically saved with the title
- Ctrl+T will enter the date and time, which can be used as a title instead.
- I set the format to my preferred
2019-01-28. - More information than Untitled.
- These days, I often add nodal point of thought
- I can’t come up with a title because of the dense mixture of multiple ideas that have not yet been clearly separated.
- So for now, I’ll just put the information “This is a thought node, written as of 2019-01-28” in the title.
- It’s less likely to be read back as it is, so keep it actively bracketed so that it emerges connected to something unexpected in the future.
- When you stand back in time and look at it from a different perspective, you can better organize your thoughts.
- I set the format to my preferred
- Pages with tasteless titles are not read back.
- The title should be something that inspires you to read it.
- But thinking about giving it a good title from the start raises the bar of output.
- gradually A good title would be nice.
- Often, I “post to Facebook first, then if I have something to add, I continue with a comment under that post and post it to Scrapbox after the gushing has stopped.”
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