I super don't make the rules around here but the mod seems to have gone MIA and I seem to be the most frequent poster.
Sidebar seems to have absolutely nothing against it. It never specifies the PKMS must be digital. I say go for it. It is still in the spirit of the community.
Thx for your reply.
I super don’t make the rules around here but the mod seems to have gone MIA and I seem to be the most frequent poster.
I had a similar feeling on !journaling@sh.itjust.works (the community had been hibernating for around a year), I ended up contacting the team managing the instance where it is hosted and they agreed to give me the key so I could try do revitalize the community. BTW, you're all welcome to have a look and join if you're into journaling or if you ever considered keeping a journal, be it a paper or a digital one ;)
Sidebar seems to have absolutely nothing against it. It never specifies the PKMS must be digital. I say go for it. It is still in the spirit of the community.
That was my impression too, but I'd rather not create useless mess so I asked. I will take you answer as a green light and will try to post a little something. We will see how people react, if they do.
So I actually posted on !journaling@sh.itjust.works but I don't see it when I go to sh.itjust.works. You might also want to know I, a kbin.melroy.org user, can see your test post from my instance, from the account called Libb with a blue profile picture.
So I actually posted on !journaling@sh.itjust.works but I don’t see it when I go to sh.itjust.works
I can see your post (both from sh.itjustworks and from my main jlai.lu instance). have you tried logging out and logging back in?
I can see your test post from my instance, from the account called Libb with a blue profile picture.
Yeah I figured out it was one of the few bugs we will have to live with for the time being (like the fact that I had to create an alt account in order to get full admin rights on the community, despite being admin with my main account).
I almost forgot: thx for posting :) (I answered your question)
A place for people to discuss Personal Knowledge Management Systems (PKMS) such as "Building a Second Brain" (BASB), Obsidian, and more.