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I think @Conaw has basically absorbed and transcended all that thinking to first order, Roam digests all those things and goes well beyond...
oh tru i can't believe i forgot roam! do you know of any written histories specifically that cover even a few of these at once?
I once had a presentation that covered stuff up to around 2011-12 or so but lost it... afaik there's no history, but it probably wouldn't be too hard to construct one. But why do you need this? Seems like academic-historical interest.
Roam would also benefit from rerunning this project: http://www.zahrala.com/trailmeme-a-xerox-innovation/ …
Heh... that was the product I ran at Xerox. Zahra was our UX designer. I don’t think replicating this on Roam would be useful. Roam’s native way of doing automated graph viz scales better. Our approach allowed more meaningful maps, but required way more work from end-users.
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