Thanks for Sharing. There is a change count maintained for each session of tiddlywiki, which is lost after save and reload. I have often felt we should also have a visit count (each time a tiddler is opened) And that both can be summed with previous values retained in the wiki. This would allow us to identify busy and neglected tiddlers, combined with a last view (opened in story) date, created and modified dates a lot of induction can start to occur.
Tones On Friday, 14 May 2021 at 22:18:45 UTC+10 [email protected] wrote: > Opinions / Share Experiences > > In the last few months Tiddlywiki has really taken off for me, I have > learnt a little more on how to customise and also added plugins, my > Tiddlywiki is now a year old and approaching 20MB. It is a knowledge base > in an area that is not a completely hard science so it involves different > opinions from different sources and lots of comparison of those sources. > > I am no longer thinking of Tiddlywiki as knowledge base but a learning > tool because it allows me to find connections that my poor old organic > memory just wouldn't be able find, after all learning is about connections > between nuggets of information. > > These are the two biggest factors that have turbo-charged my Tiddlywiki > > 1. Adding the bi-directional linking of BLINK opened up new doors - > unexpectedly quickly, I spent hours creating new paths and new tags simply > when I turned this plugin on - instantly more connections and more > thoughts > and observations. > 2. I added sidebar tools to filter my story river not just on 'date > since created' as it was before but now optionally 'date since last > modified' and also random[30]. I found the random filter amazing because > it > shows how we like to walk down well trodden paths. I found that throwing a > random element in to use when I have nothing else better to do than > examine > my own notes of say12 months ago on certain topic really opened - this > disrupts the pattern that since created/modified filters otherwise impose, > ie the stuff that gets most attention continues to get most attention. > Adding 'since modified' helped to shake things up, at least old forgotten > tiddlers of merit once remembered could float near the surface again but > random is a disrupter in this context and really shakes it up. > > I am interested if others have experiences to share? > Also a massive thanks to Jerome for the gift that just keeps on giving > Jon > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/ef3be885-ebf3-4260-9036-181bddbd2495n%40googlegroups.com.
