Scrapbox and long form - NISHIO Hirokazu's Scrapbox (Auto-translated from Japanese)

Scrapbox and long form

2018-09-12

[Reading a long sentence book from the beginning is like one-dimensional listening to a person's story.

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If you are doing speed reading, read the Table of Contents first to get the tree structure in your mind, and then read the tree structure.

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Then read the text and connect fragments from the text.

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This is Assemble the network a way to use the language.

Conversely, for those who want to read long texts one-dimensionally, the only way is to put them all on one page, or create a "next chapter" link on each chapter page.

Scrapbox is an excellent tool for handling [network-like language

Rather than simply trying to put one-dimensional long sentence into Scrapbox, it would be better to extract keywords and headings in the form of reading notes for that long sentence and make a bulleted outline.

I want to make this process [incremental

I'll put up a long list first.

I'm going to take a few notes.

Needs customization to assist with extraction and writing.

Duplicate the original text rather than cut it out, and indicate the exhibit with a line permalink

One-dimensional text

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