knowledge management

Knowledge management makes recorded information retrievable and usable beyond the moment it was captured. It requires decisions about what a note means, where it came from and how it relates to other notes. Accumulating text alone does not make those relationships recoverable.

Knowledge management makes recorded information retrievable and usable beyond the moment it was captured. It requires decisions about what a note means, where it came from and how it relates to other notes. Accumulating text alone does not make those relationships recoverable.

A personal second brain is one implementation of this idea. This site uses stable concept identifiers and explicit links, with the content pipeline turning source notes into navigable pages. Search retrieves matching material; links preserve relationships the author has chosen to state.