• Need help with bracketing, not [Auto Bracketing
  • The process of choosing keywords has a positive effect, so it’s not good for machines to take it away from humans.
  • But the “good way” is so unknown that it’s hard for people to learn.
  • It takes time to get to the point where it’s worth it.

Specific UI proposal image

  • A link is suggested in the form of a list of checkboxes, tap on it and it becomes a link

    • Press the Copy button to copy the edited lines, go back to Scrapbox, paste, and you’re good to go!
  • Links in/out of the text

    • Links in the text
      • The link in the text is, in essence, “keyword extraction”.
      • An approach to extracting keywords from text
      • Based on the list of strings that have already been made into links on Scrapbox, the approach determines if the string is included in the text.
    • Links not in the text - I’d like to associate “information sharing” with “information sharing.”
      • If there is a page that is closely related to the word from which it appears, it may be a good idea to link to that page
        • People don’t often recall similar sentences they have written in the past, so this is an opportunity to bring awareness
      • Suggestions that link to strings that are not in the text provide value that search fails to provide.
  • It is important to let humans choose, not to automatically bracket them.

Lack of knowledge about the “goodness” of the bracketing


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