In addition to explicit linking of notes, ThoughtTank also identifies related notes that are not linked by the user. ThoughtTank identifies theses based on the topic and keywords set.
Transformation of implicit into explicit relationships between notes generate knowledge
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By identifying related notes that are not explicitly linked, ThoughtTank encourages you to explicitly link these notes. Making relationships explicit generates new knowledge.
Notes Linking this Note
Based on keywords, Thought Tank suggests related notes. Use keywords to mark the essential concepts that you deal with in a note.
Thought Tank features to build well documented and connected thought
ThoughtTank creates a methodological framework that supports the construction of interconnected knowledge. This is done through feature selection and specific instructions for creating notes.
Possibly related Notes
Importance of a note is proportional to the number of notes that reference it
Link a new note from existing notes when creating it.
Links are only unambiguous if each note contains exactly one idea or thought (atomacity).
A zettelkasten brings advantages for those who gain new knowledge and insights from connecting information.
Based on keywords, Thought Tank suggests related notes. Use keywords to mark the essential concepts that you deal with in a note.
As connections between notes create most value, connecting should be as convenient as possible
Thought Tank offers a editor-friendly, stable, markdown compliant and url-readable way of linking notes.
For this purpose the author describes in the summary WHAT the thought means for the user or a discussed topic.
In ThoughtTank, inbox sources give users an overview of places where they might have collected new ideas in the past. You should integrate these into your Zettelkasten.
ThoughtTank analyses your notes and gives concrete advice on how you can further develop or improve your notes in the next step.
Enter a note in such a way that it is understandable in itself and that the information it contains depends at most on the explicit links and not on an implicit context.
This is my father day entry. The first entry that should be detected as a diary entry.