Anyone considered keeping a private wiki?
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2018 11:44 pm
When I returned to my high school German a few years ago, I took notes and wrote a grammar summary in my own words; explaining basic things such as constituents, cases and gender. I never completed it and should really revise it but the main idea was to get down all my knowledge in my own words so I could study and refresh it.
Similarly I have notes on other areas in life such as productivity, marketing and photography. For example, I have a list of 40 productivity methods such as "The Ivy Lee Method" so I can just open my notebook and skim one page to refresh years of reading. Sadly, most of my other notes are a mess - spanning over screenshots, text files, Word, Scrivener, notebooks, highlights, bookmarks, Evernote and so forth.
So I'm considering setting up a private wiki or blog to keep the notes in the same place and format. The main advantage being that I can actually get a decent design. Scrivener and Evernote are great for writing but they are quite awful when it comes to formatting.
Have you done anything similar or do you have a better method for keeping track?
Similarly I have notes on other areas in life such as productivity, marketing and photography. For example, I have a list of 40 productivity methods such as "The Ivy Lee Method" so I can just open my notebook and skim one page to refresh years of reading. Sadly, most of my other notes are a mess - spanning over screenshots, text files, Word, Scrivener, notebooks, highlights, bookmarks, Evernote and so forth.
So I'm considering setting up a private wiki or blog to keep the notes in the same place and format. The main advantage being that I can actually get a decent design. Scrivener and Evernote are great for writing but they are quite awful when it comes to formatting.
Have you done anything similar or do you have a better method for keeping track?