In my very short acquaintance with TiddlyWiki I've had the following arc so
far:
* use the basic tools: mainly linking, simple transclusion
* learn how to do some complicated stuff (this took a lot of effort for me)
(no, seriously, a LOT of effort)
* discover that there are built-in ways to do a lot of of the complicated
stuff I was learning how to do, like, I went to a lot of trouble to learn
about making my own buttons that create new tiddlers with tags, and then I
realize that "New Tiddler Here" does that anyway. Learn how to write
clever list widget stuff and realize that 90% of the time {{{
[tag[something]] }}} does everything I really care about. That kind of
thing.
* spend the majority of my time using built-in stuff and strategically get
clever only when I want something special.
On Sunday, May 3, 2020 at 9:05:47 AM UTC-4, Diego Mesa wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I came across this article on HN today and found the comments to be an
> interesting look into a "competitor". As people are explaining their gripes
> with Notion, this could represent a big opportunity for TW!
>
> Article:
>
> https://medium.com/diesdas-direct/notion-encourages-busy-work-and-im-tired-of-it-b1e049edb663
>
> HN comments:
> https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23050204
>
> Diego
>
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