Markdown everywhere

Posted by Dr Andus
Jan 15, 2016 at 12:53 AM

Alexander Deliyannis wrote:
I’m moving towards a more compact setup of software for my writing,
>borrowing several concepts and tips from people in this forum, as well
>as the Cyborganize process. My main goal is to maintain
>disturbance-free, focus facilitating environments for writing
>(WriteMonkey, Resophnotes) and editing texts (Brainstorm, Sense), as
>well as flexible repositories for organising the end products of various
>such procedures (ConnectedText, Dokuwiki)

Alexander,

If you’re still reading this, how did you get on with Cyborganize? I’m also curious what sort of workflow and toolchain you ended up with.

I have recently stumbled upon Cyborganize again and decided to review it more closely, as it does seem to contain some interesting ideas, though I’m not sure I’d want to use the same tools as suggested by Joseph.

What set me off was that I decided to reinstall Brainstorm and compare it with WorkFlowy, to see if there is anything I’m missing from not using Brainstorm.

I never got the hang of Brainstorm, but I’m intrigued by the fact that it forces you to focus on a single hierarchical level of detail, rather than on the outline itself. I’m just wondering if that is a specific type of cognitive operation that might be useful to cultivate (within Cyborganize or otherwise).