In lieu of a search function, a changelog, or an index (sorry!), I'm trying out a "What's top of mind" page for anyone interested in meandering around my working notes.
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Do you know of media that successfully balance this tension between the bucket and the stream? Documents with comments on the side, wikis with talk pages: nothing seems to have the right interplay between an evolving process and a fixed document
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It's a good question. I don't… hm. W3C documents are surprisingly good at this!
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Curious to know how this site integrates into your workflow. Specifically, I presume you use something like Roam to create your notes (before they become evergreen). Do you then take out of source system once it’s published or do you have two versions of each note?
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I mostly write notes using Bear. I have some scripts which manipulate them in various ways, but they're ultimately a folder of Markdown files. The web note viewer just reads from that folder. Some tags are marked as private.
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I'm really blown away by this. Just read 10+ of your ever-green notes. A few thoughts...
1. Love the hover and read.
2. Love the concept of evergreen notes and using it as a measure of progress.
3. Love working with the garage door open
4. Love interlinking
5. Love SEO
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Tiny nit - spacing between lines of text within a single link flickers the tooltip. Also there's a private note in there, which makes me sad 🙃
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