Story River (similar to Tiddly Wiki)

[j-steinbach]

One (maybe the) feature of Tiddly Wiki (TW) is their story river. Opening a link inside the TW doesn't close the current note, but instead appends the new note to the current note, then navigates to it. That means the context where the note was opened is kept.

• A slightly different approach is taken in this TW. The river doesn't flow vertically but instead is implemented as a stack. (Click on any of the links, then click the X in the corner. See how it takes you back to your previous note?)

This concept is very useful for a Zettelkasten (ZK) approach, as the ZK can be thought of as a second brain, with which we correspond (have a dialogue/discussion). Context is important.

Taking a step back, the Folgezettel hierarchy can be seen as a form of a story river, except it doesn't show the full notes, but instead their ids/headings.

[vcavallo]

Oooo, that is nice. that would bring a whole new layer of approach for building up the context necessary to create good structure notes and concept-joining notes.