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What can I do with the notes I take? (lemmygrad.ml)
submitted 4 days ago by MySTerY1727@lemmygrad.ml to c/thedeprogram@lemmygrad.ml
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Hello,

I greatly enjoy taking notes on various news, people, and events to do with socialism.

I take great pride in these notes, and I really think that they strike a very good balance, providing a good summary, as well as all the necessary details.

For context, here's an example:

https://share.note.sx/g89t6c6h#d8HPAz1GPc6bF692Hy2Cb8jCtmTKxcyaZ00V72kQLSw

For the past two years, I've been making notes like this for countless topics, and I can't help but feel like they're basically just going to waste. Sure, they might come in useful in the future, but just letting them sit there feels like a waste.

I was wondering if anyone had some idea as to what I could possibly do with these. Should I post them here? Is there some other community that might appreciate these? Is there some obvious answer that I'm just missing?

Many thanks.

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[–] redLinuxCowboy@lemmygrad.ml 5 points 3 days ago

I used org-roam for a some time, it's handy if you already using emacs! Otherwise I think it would be hard to get into..

I stopped using it because it gets too clutterd for my taste, it wasn't pleasent to search with cyrillics, was kinda pain to sync and it worked kinda bad with orgzly.. However I might give it another chance, I certenly did much more notes with it