Map rather than bullet points

from [/villagepump/maps rather than bullet points](https://scrapbox.io/villagepump/maps rather than bullet points).

• [/sta/ Self-Study Compendium—55 techniques for those who never want to give up “learning”](https://scrapbox.io/sta/ Self-Study Compendium—55 techniques for those who never want to give up “learning”).

• itemization than map

  • He said they are easier to establish than bullet points because they can express links.

    • Ugh, analog means are so cumbersome.

      • I’m a minimalist and I don’t have a big desk.

      • Looking at this place alone, I think “that Kozaneba might fit the bill”.
        • ref Don’t worry about the edge of your desk.
      • I’d like to see what it says and buy it to be able to say confidently “I recommend Kozaneba to do this! I’m not sure if I want to buy it to be able to confidently say “I recommend Kozaneba for this!

    • It sucks and I can’t search.

      • Oops, that’s right, I meant to do it, but hadn’t implemented it yet.
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        • It’s DOM, so you can get hits in a regular browser search, but not in the folded ones, so I’d still like to see search and highlighting capabilities in the system itself.
        • Consider how you want your search results to appear

• complete worksheet for self-study pKozaneba

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