Paul Korm wrote: When that is my goal I use TheBrain. TheBrain excels at emergent >structure -- a topic worth exploring as you prepare your approach to >this. > >A personal wiki might eventually...

tldr: If you had to organize a large body of content spanning many different topics and projects for easy reference in the creation of NEW content, what would you use? ----------------------- Hey fr...

For anyone interested, I've decided to go with org-mode (via spacemacs) combined with github & dropbox. Big ol' learning & configuration investment, but since I have a programming background and am al...

nathanb wrote: Based on your finalists, it looks like you are looking for a front-end >index to a bunch of mixed media files (photos, vids, pdfs etc)? That >you are planning on storing the media in...

Thanks for the feedback, Paul, I try to stick with markdown or formatted html where I can for sure. As for the org-mode rec... you might be spot on... I've tried to use it before as my main editor...

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ TLDR; I need a "future proof" content database. Am thinking a Wiki or even something like Wordpress. Ease of use, searchability, organization, access, and ability...

I dislike Evernote for many reasons - Lack of extended note hierarchy - No custom sorting of notes/notebooks outside of cumbersome naming conventions - Lack of markdown support - Lack of basic style ...

This looks really cool! It's kind of like the marriage of evernote, onenote, and markdown that I've always dreamed of. Two questions: - Can you put your notes in a custom order within each folder or...

I'm looking for a note management software that would allow me plop down hundreds of notes and build as many different connections between them as I want. Ideally, I could then visualize those connect...

Great responses in here, thank you. Yes, I'm hesitant about OneNote's future as well... my hope is that they simply bring the UWP version up to a general feature parity with the desktop version or per...

Okay, so I've been trying to use Dynalist as my main information manager and while it excels at drilling down and focusing on only the points I want, I've noticed that it struggles with higher level o...

I've used them all pretty intensely except for moo which I only really glanced at. IMO Dynalist is the best of them by a long shot in my opinion. Workflowy is where I started, but they dropped the b...

>And besides: why would you use Word as a Markdown front end!?!? It's more that I'm using Word as an end point. I need to collaboratively edit and format a large document. I prefer to write in markdo...

Huh - great suggestions in here. Never heard of Quownnotes, looks pretty cool. After some more research on my own, I'm surprised to say that it actually seems like Microsoft Word (with the Writage p...

I do a lot of writing in markdown, but usually they are shorter pieces. I draft my prose in vim and can get by with each piece being it's own file. However, I'm working on a much larger book-sized p...