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I can only support that: Omnivore has been my go-to solution for transferring markers and annotations to Obsidian for some time now. It works flawlessly.
Hi Mark. I would like to know how you manage the content maps and the learning information itself. So far the categories are doing a function closer to a database by using the "dataview" plugin. And not so much the MOC function. Are you scheduled to talk about this in future videos? Is there any information left to add to the vault in this regard? Thank you.
Hey! Regardless of whether you call it a map of content or a table of content, this flexible concept serves as an index or overview of related notes on a specific topic. This can be as simple as a list of links or as complex as a structure with links, embeds, etc. This approach is very subjective, and it is dependent on your needs/preferences. In the vault, you'll find a starting point, but you can go as much granular as you want with queries, building the perfect "MOC"/"TOC"/Category for you.
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I can only support that: Omnivore has been my go-to solution for transferring markers and annotations to Obsidian for some time now. It works flawlessly.
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Hi Mark.
I would like to know how you manage the content maps and the learning information itself. So far the categories are doing a function closer to a database by using the "dataview" plugin. And not so much the MOC function. Are you scheduled to talk about this in future videos? Is there any information left to add to the vault in this regard?
Thank you.
Hey!
Regardless of whether you call it a map of content or a table of content, this flexible concept serves as an index or overview of related notes on a specific topic. This can be as simple as a list of links or as complex as a structure with links, embeds, etc.
This approach is very subjective, and it is dependent on your needs/preferences. In the vault, you'll find a starting point, but you can go as much granular as you want with queries, building the perfect "MOC"/"TOC"/Category for you.