most facile outliner

Posted by Dr Andus
Apr 16, 2012 at 01:26 PM

Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
>- Most importantly, even in
>the “good old days” many people did not “get” Brainstorm. A search of the forum for
>namesakes will find mostly posts by my good self. I have always found them
>indispensable for organising information—but I have found that most people can’t
>find a use for them in their workflow. Brainstorm itself with its ‘permanent hoist
>view’ is not always easy to grasp: see my reference here regarding an academic
>application and Dr Andus’ response further down
>http://www.outlinersoftware.com/topics/viewt/3906/
> >Indeed, I hope that your
>post will re-spark deeper interest in the programme (also on the part of its current
>owner), because it remains quite unique.

I have just realised that in my earlier comments about Brainstorm I was not in fact commenting about Brainstorm. The first time I looked into it when JBfrom started posting here and when I looked at his posts I assumed that his Cyborganize system and Org Mode and Emacs was Brainstorm. When I was looking at those links I just couldn’t get my head around it. But I have just downloaded Brainstorm from http://www.brainstormsw.com/ and that looks a lot more straightforward. So apologies and ignore anything I said about not understanding Brainstorm.