Scrapbox Information Organization - NISHIO Hirokazu's Scrapbox (Auto-translated from Japanese)

Scrapbox Information Organization
	Amazon
		Tadanori Kurashita 
	Scrapbox information sorting art

		The act of Organizing Information itself is classified into three categories according to its history.



	Scrapbox is "card-type smooth Wiki.
		level and flat
			classificatory arrangement and Organizing for retrieval
			The Art of Intellectual Production 
		Information Organization 1.0 
			Location-based organization 
		Hierarchy fits
		Not suitable for storing items that have multiple roles or whose roles are not known in advance
		Information Organization 2.0 
			hyperorganization   bat problem   your name syndrome 
				time series   extrusion filing 
			information card   Tadao Umesao   Don't classify, array.  →  search (e.g. for someone using a search engine) 
		Information Organization 3.0 
			hyperlink 
			Connecting by Link : Hierarchy is irrelevant
		You can follow the link.
			network-based organization 
		If it is a reference by link, it can be placed on either side.
			nishio Also related to shortcut and [symbolic link
		Information is relevant.
			When certain information is used, information that is related to that information is also likely to be used.
				The "put it where you use it" principle 
	Scrapbox is a
		Project as a place to put = Information Organization 1.0
		Pages are arranged flat = Information Organization 2.0
		Pages are connected to each other by links = Information Organization 3.0

	Knowledge can change structure when added
		Hesitant because it does not match the hierarchical structure, the hierarchy itself has to be rebuilt, and it is expensive.
		Cost of Structural Change] due to additional knowledge must be low
			I also wrote in The Intellectual Production of Engineers p.159 [Disadvantages of creating classification criteria in advance

		Information and Order Knowledge and know-how are embodied in people and their networks.

	p.132 Column Role of Trees and Networks.
		Comparison of the roles of networked Scrapbox and tree-based books
		Meaning cannot be fixed without an array.
			making finite and Array Determination
			The second half of the KJ method process involves converting a two-dimensional array into a one-dimensional array, which is exactly what is done.

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