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• on 🌐 : @techlifeweb I have reworked mine a few times. I think I would spend more time thinking about exactly what I want.
• on 🌐 : @techlifeweb Fewer plugins, more templates, systematized properties and tags.
• on 🌐 : @techlifeweb Set myself a goal for this daily note-taking, find a way to show it off and install as few plugins as possible. Keep it as simple as possible.
• on 🐘 : @techlifeweb I have everything in one vault because it makes linking easier. If I were to start again, I’d separate it into several vaults and use file links from Finder (I have a Shortcut to extract a file’s URL into Markdown) for the few cross-Vault links I’d need. And I’d be more careful about keeping PDFs in a normal Finder folder rather than in my Vaults.
• on 🌐 : @techlifeweb nothing really. It’s a step-by-step process that evolves as you get better at it
• on 🐘 : @chris @techlifeweb yeah - that was going to be my response too
• on 🌐 : @techlifeweb I wish I’d started out with the habit of adding new notes by first creating a link in a relevant parent note. I’ve added too many unlinked “fleeting notes” assuming I’d someday go back and make connections. Better to take a moment to do that up front.
• on 🌐 : @techlifeweb Not being cocky, but I would not change a thing. I brought over 15 years of notes from Evernote, all tagged and built my vault around that. I use 50+ plugins and would gladly add more if they gave me functionality I wanted. I use one big vault and use Obsidian sync to selectively download only what I need to each of the 5 devices I use. Learning Obsidian from the ground up has been the most enjoyable thing I've done one a computer since Netscape 2 was released.
• on 🐘 : @techlifeweb Absolutely nothing.

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