I like that. I like that it is not only Non-linear, but can be made linear and multi-dimentionally heirarchical with the right plugins and such.
Particularly, I like -TagsTreePlugin, (the updated version) -TreeViewPlugin, http://twt-treeview-executive.tiddlyspot.com/ (I prefer this one over TagsTreePlugin, but because i use giewiki as my main, I Can't use TreeViewPlugin) -The script that TobiBeer uses in conjunction with AccordionMenu and Tagsearch (in zzConfig and MainMenu) in his tbGTD.tiddlyspot.com, I think the value of the Organizing power of Tiddlywiki comes from the fact that it's not JUST non-linear, nor is it JUST a limited hybrid of non-linear and linear (like Evernote). You have so much control of how things get organized and displayed! I began using Tiddlywiki in full force when I had the tools to begin quickly and seemlessly tag/organize, and then view/browse/*KEEP TRACK OF*the info I had organized. This is actually the central reason I haven't moved to TW5. Or any other random software that doesn't provide the ease of of creation/organizing/browsing that you get with TagSearchPlugin+TagsTreePlugin+NewHerePlugin+TiddlersBar. And I've got good news! *There have been some great visualizations and mind-mappings done!* (of TWC at least) http://mindmaps.tiddlyspace.com/ http://ideia.tiddlyspot.com/ http://jammp.tiddlyspace.com/ On Sunday, April 27, 2014 1:58:39 PM UTC-7, Smandoli wrote: > > My own summary sounds a bit different, because it is not about finding the > place of TW in a taxonomy of software. What I tell people is the benefits > are *(A) *non-linear organization for your content and* (B)* rapid, > "transparent" creation of content. I tell them, "If I had to publish a > non-fiction book in a month, I'd start a TW today." > > *Non-linear organization:* You are creating a mind map. If you provide > tags with all your content, you'll be rewarded with connections and > clusters beyond your expectations. (I am still dreaming day-and-night of > the plug-in that will graphically render a mind-map.) > > *Rapid creation of content:* I gave a demo of TW last week and told my > friend, "You just pick a topic, but make sure it's one you're ready to > think about -- because I can build the wiki only as fast as you can talk!" > > I used to also tout *(C)* portability, before the browser tribulations. > > > -- 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 post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
