Hello everyone,
I’m currently using Logseq DB and I like the journal-based approach and the ‘everything is a block’ concept. Unfortunately, I’m not keen on the fact that you can’t host Sync yourself and (at least at the moment) there isn’t a good way to collaborate.
I really like a lot of what I see here. But I’m wondering whether I’ll end up having problems with the page-based approach.
My current workflow is as follows:
- I need to quickly capture information on a wide variety of topics; at this stage, I don’t want to worry about which page this information fits best on or whether, for example, I should create a new page for it. That’s why I use the Journal for this. I tag this information and, through queries, it ends up – for example – on the pages where I’ll use it later, or where I track projects and to-dos. In doing so, many blocks end up on more than one page, and it’s very likely that the structure is constantly changing.
- A folder-based hierarchy doesn’t work for me; many blocks ‘live’ in several places and have lots of tags. It’s also important to me that I can change the attributes of tags.
Do you think it makes sense for me to try out Silverbullet, or are we not a good fit? I know there’s a Journal feature now, but is there a way to replicate blocks in a meaningful way, or will I end up with thousands of tiny pages?
Many thanks for any tips and suggestions.