Michael,
I also follow the same approach as mine. It is easier to spin up a new wiki
for a particular task. I have a catch-all wiki that pulls in data from
other wikis using the SearchWikis plugin. It is a great piece of work 👍🏾.
The one thing I would really love to have is interwiki linking. If I could
pull in tiddlers from my commonplace book with something like
{{quote>TITLE}} in a different tiddler.It could also extend this to the
SearchWikis plugin like pulling in the updated index whenever I open my
main wiki.
Regards,
Xavier
On Thursday, 11 June 2020 07:28:51 UTC+5:30, TW Tones wrote:
>
> Michael,
>
> Whilst combining wikis has its value, and it takes some time to reach
> limits, if you do so carefully they can be easy to pull apart later.
>
> If you have a way to logically keep two wikis separate make use of this
> fact and keep it separate, there are plenty of integration options while
> keeping them separate. Tiddlywikis work well as smart documents as well.
>
> I have a large consolidated personal organiser but I am now starting to
> move projects or clients out to their own wiki because I can customise and
> grow them further without overlapping the functionality of the key wiki,
> however I keep project metadata in the key wkii to drive regular reviews
> and project level time frames, but the project wiki has all the detail.
> Having a wiki edition for say project makes creating a new project easier.
>
> In my tiddlywiki development suite I have dozens if not hundreds of wikis,
> usually created to some "end" in particular, or subject, once the activity
> comes to a close the essence is extracted and packaged and the original
> wiki archived. I then place the result in a consolidated wiki.
>
> Integrations
>
> - Jeds bob wiki has a number of integrations will all its child wikis,
> whilst I place dev wikis under it, one consolidates resources which I drag
> to the wiki in use, eg images, icons.
> - another has all the plugins I come across, another my business plan,
> another social media content in writing
> - Mohammad's indexing solution .
> https://kookma.github.io/TW-Searchwikis/ is a great advance for
> integration, even fo0r single file wikis, you can include locally
> searchable content that comes from another wiki, with links to that
> content.
> - TiddlyWikis versatility allows numerous integrations and
> interactions at a designer and user perspective you can make almost
> anything as an integration
> - Eg you can drag and drop between one wiki and another in an
> iframe in the current wiki.
>
> Regards
> tony
>
>
> On Thursday, June 11, 2020 at 6:18:39 AM UTC+10, Michael McDermott wrote:
>>
>> I'm sure this has come up before, but what are the downsides to keeping
>> one large wiki vs. several smaller ones? I mostly use mine as a sort of
>> commonplace book and have two wikis, one that is related to work (technical
>> stuff + project notes) and the other that is everything else of interest.
>> I've been considering merging them together and the couldn't really think
>> of a reason not to.
>>
>
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