a Technorati feature of scraping tags in blog posts and creating web-side lists. Tagsonomy (more)

plaintext "standard" for to-do-list http://todotxt.org/ (2007-06-15) Mayer Plaintext Todolist (more)

mac app ($25?) that supports todo.txt format https://www.taskpaper.com/

Marissa Mayer keeps her To-Do List in a PlainText document. Note that there's a Bash Script and equivalent Python code to output/filter your To-Do List lines. See Wiki As PIM... (more)

see POSIWID

Ellane W: PTPL 072: I Love Keeping All My Projects and Tasks in a Single, Searchable File. I recently spent a very intense day exploring all the ways I could record tasks as they came up that would give me a more streamlined, simplified project and task management system. (more)

Google PageRank Fueling Technorati Blog Spamming. Scandalous Argentine model Wanda Nara hitting the Top Searches List at Technorati and how bloggers, especially sploggers (spam bloggers) are monitoring these search terms and instantly publishing posts which appear in the Technorati Tags pages for these terms, that is, if the site is tagged correctly for Technorati and the popular term (by linking to the Technorati tag page or when registering your blog with Technorati).

Ellane W: PTPL 097: Informed, Intentional Note Makers Value Processes Over Apps. To choose a tool, first know your processes. (note-taking) (more)

Rebecca Blood: I've noticed a slight problem with the Technorati tags system. for a few hours this morning the most recent tagged photo under MLK was a picture of a protester's sign that read "Setting aside our differences to focus on our common goals: peace, love, harmony, killing Jews, and tolerance." (more)

Michael Descy: How I Organize My Todo.txt File. Include only current tasks in todo.txt, sort them by priority, and reprioritize often. (more)

Ellane W: PTPL 050: More on the Supremely Awesome TaskPaper Syntax in Obsidian. TaskPaper syntax in Obsidian — I love it! The TaskPaper syntax is flexible, and there are enough apps around that can read it, I’ll be sticking with it for the next few months to see how it goes in the heat of battle. (more)

Zsolt: The Visual Thinking Workshop. My interest in PKM started some 30 years ago. (more)

Chris Messina: The problem with the problems with hashtags. 16 years after their invention, is it time for a change? (more)

Zsolt: Mind mapping with Excalidraw in Obsidian. Mind-mapping is a powerful tool. In this post I will show you how and when I mindmap with Excalidraw in Obsidian and why mindmapping is such a good tool for Personal Knowledge Management. (post is a video)

Tim Bray: What Do Tags Mean? I’m almost convinced that this new Technorati Tags thing is important, but I’m 100% convinced that I don’t understand where it’s going or what the implications are. Which is OK, because I suspect nobody else does either. (more)

Thanks to what Zsolt... – Interdependent Thoughts. During the PKM Summit last week I saw Zsolt Viczián do several amazing things with his Excalidraw plugin in Obsidian as part of his visual thinking efforts (more)

1985 entertaining adventure/MartialArts movie, starring Fred Ward and Joel Grey (as Chiun) (more)

on ThinkingTools Interaction as a Medium.... triggered by WardsWiki anniversary zoom.... (more)

John Robb: Packetized Media. The media we produce and consume is rapidly getting more granular and dynamic. (more)

Simon Owens: The media has entered a less-is-more era. Meta (facebook) and nearly every other major tech platform are sending less and less traffic to publishers, and programmatic advertising adtech has demonstrated a consistent ineptitude at generating meaningful revenue for high-quality outlets. (more)