- I want to verbalize the value I vaguely perceive in Scrapbox.
- Question: Is a properly tagged Evernote as effective as Scrapbox?
- What do you mean by âproperlyâ when you say that Wiki and Evernote are in order?
- For example, if you use Evernote for clipping PDFs or the web and not tagging them, I donât think that is included in âproperly taggingâ here. Even with that kind of use, you can still accumulate information and find it in a search, but when âproperlyâ is done, you get value other than that, and what is that?
- Case study [Using Scrapbox, Dropbox and Evernote - shio⨠- Scrapbox https://scrapbox.io/shio/Scrapbox%E3%80%81Dropbox%E3%80%81Evernote%E3%81%AE%E4%BD% BF%E3%81%84%E5%88%86%E3%81%91]
- I understand that Dr. Shiozawaâs report above means that the use of Evernote has become limited because the value obtained by âproperlyâ using Evernote is now obtained from Scrapbox instead of Evernote.
- Perhaps the cost of doing it âproperlyâ is easier in Scrapbox than in Evernote.
Value Proposal âI can write comprehensive information.â
- Use Case Flow
- Tag foo on individual pages
- When you click on the tag foo, you can see a list of pages with the tag foo.
- Write comprehensive information about those pages there (one-step abstraction concepts are verbalized)
- Check against what you have written and notice any omissions of what you should have written.
- It is important to look at the list of pages with the tag foo and write information that having a birdâs-eye view.
- Itâs not like a search; there is no place to write overhead information in the search results on foo.
- By writing a little bit about standpoint and what youâre going to write in the future, you can have a frame of reference to think over the tagged page.
- Itâs not like a search; there is no place to write overhead information in the search results on foo.
- The tag foo page in Scrapbox has a blank space at the top, unlike the search results.
- You can write here that these things are inclusive,â he affords.
- It encourages us to think inclusively.
- After a certain number of pages with the tag foo have accumulated, when you look at the tag foo page, you will see a blank space and a âlist of pages with the tag fooâ. This makes the user feel like âI should write about what comprehensiveness has done.
- This concept is similar to the KJ method, âLetâs collect the fusen that we think are somehow related,â and âNext, letâs think about why they were collected in one place and attach it to the doorplate.
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If âpages that you think are somehow relatedâ are lined up below, instead of âpages with the tag foo,â the act of writing the title in the blank space corresponds to nameplate in the KJ method. What you wrote in the title should be added to each page as a tag.
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Unlike the KJ method, Scrapbox requires pre-language tags.
- In the short term, the KJ method is easy because you can âsort of collect and then verbalizeâ.
- On the other hand, by putting tags in a messy way, âwhat I wrote foo today, what I wrote foo a month ago, âŚâ will be grouped together, and can be used instead of âcollecting somehowâ. After looking at the collected items, you can add more detailed tags to some of them if necessary.
- [Time-distributed KJ method
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[Source Facebook https://www.facebook.com/nishiohirokazu/posts/10213263374995450?comment_id=10213279218631531&comment_tracking=%7B%22tn% 22%3A%22R9%22%7D]
- This page was created after a discussion (chat) on Facebook, after the fact thinking about what the discussion was about and what would be a good title for the summary page.
- Similar in that they are âinclusive after the fact.â
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