> > 1) What are your favorite features of TiddlyWiki – Classic? > The fact that it is a one file wiki I can run from the browser. Advanced > tagging abilities. Simplicity at first glance but complexity if you desire > it. > > > 2.) What plug-ins (if any) do you consider essential for TiddlyWiki – > Classic? > > TagglyTagging and MPTW are the most important. > > > 2.5.) What plug-ins (if any) would you rather not be without? > > Same as above. Transclusion is very important to me also but built into > the latest versions. > > > 3.) Can you give a brief example of how you use TiddlyWiki – Classic? > > Qualitative research platform including tagging transcriptions; College > level class organization includes syllabus, class schedule, class > assignments, and assessment. Note taking application. > > > 4.) What software (if any) did you try before deciding on TiddlyWiki – > Classic and if possible can you give a brief summery of why you chose to > use TiddlyWiki – Classic over them? > > I have used a mishmash of things depending on the application. Lately, I > replaced MindMap software with TiddlyWiki. While mind mapping was > incredibly powerful for some things, I found that it segmented my thinking > too much. Transclusion in TiddlyWiki seems to allow me to think in little > chunks bu still compile things into a larger narrative as needed. > > > 5.) What have you been unable to do with TiddlyWiki – Classic that you > really wished you could? > > Easy finding and use of plugins would be nice. Fragmentation is a known > problem and one others are working hard to prevent with TW5. TWc has > definitely aged but it is a testament to its design that it still holds on > as much as it does. Jeremy Eric and the other experts contribute greatly > to the usefulness of TW still. > > > 6.) If you could change anything about TiddlyWiki – Classic what would > it be? > > Probably the fragmentation. > > > As a further comment, I think the direction of TW5 is right on track and > that the goal of replacing TWc is a good one in my mind. I think that once > TW5 advances, the TW5 samples, themes and customizations that will show up > on the web will make it just as easy as TWc. Then again, for those > looking to create nested transcluded lists with styles applied, TW5 will > still offer the advanced abilities. (maybe that is not complicated for some > but that is about as advanced as my mind can comprehend right now.:-) >
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