Hi, d.st...@gmail.com writes:
> I was wondering if anyone uses org-mode for this kind of use, and > would really be interested in reading how you maintain such a system. > I'm especially interested in methods that relate to structuring and > 'querying' the knowledge base, since it's of no use if information > can't be found easily. I have a similar file; it started as a place to collect interesting bookmarks in and is naturally named bookmarks.org. Step by step, it evolved to be my location for all kinds of information - not only from the interwebs - that I want to keep. For me, the outline is enough to maintain the structure. I have some level 1 headings loosely related to my interests, like * University * Latin * Emacs ** Org ** Gnus ... * Quotes ... * Unsorted (yet) etc. The last heading is my default inbox for everything new. I let stuff linger there for a while to make my mind up if it is really worth keeping. Whenever I have some time left (or too much accumulated there), I sort them in my Level 1's or delete them if they are not that important on a second glance. Up to now, I had no trouble finding anything, either looking into the appropiate heading or just using C-s. Its all just text ;). So no tags or properties needed so far, but most items are not related to each other, so I have no use for heavily linking, yet. Nice thread, I am interested what others will say. _______________________________________________ Emacs-orgmode mailing list Please use `Reply All' to send replies to the list. Emacs-orgmode@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-orgmode
