Should Scrapbox's Page Structure be Separated from Context?

202106

• A complete change of mindset now.
  • I think at that time, I was trying to create a dictionary-like wiki on Scrapbox.
  • /nishio/Don’t be afraid of pages with word titles

    • If there are only pages with word titles, my heart doesn’t dance when I see the page list.

    • It feels like looking at a dictionary.

    • By working hard to create unnecessary explanation pages for words, I ended up with a dictionary-like wiki and got discouraged.

• I understand that Scrapbox is about connecting such pages with a 2-hop relationship, with context-heavy titles.
• /nishio/Don’t be afraid of pages with word titles is further rebutting my current thinking. LOL

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202009

• (My current personal thoughts)

• (If you have any opinions, please let me know on Twitter, etc.)

• What is “page structure”?

  • The macro aspects of a Scrapbox project.
  • The connections between pages and such.
  • Page titles, etc.

• What is not included in “page structure”: The content of the text itself.

• Derived from It’s better not to use hub-like tags in Scrapbox:

  • By “hub-like tags” mentioned above, I mean tags that are added when there is a connection in the context of writing.
    • For example, adding a tag to everything I learned from the master of information science.
      • It doesn’t mean that it’s related to the content of the master of information science, but that the context is common.
      • In that case, there is no need for a connection to be created on Scrapbox.

• Should page structure (such as where to divide and page titles) be separated from context, just like links?

  • Context should be mentioned in the content (the text of the page) itself.
  • For example, if I want to record what I learned about A, B, and C from Mr. X’s lecture on Scrapbox:
    • It’s better not to create a page called “Mr. X’s lecture” (separate context and structure).
    • Write it on pages titled “A,” “B,” and “C.”
      • Since it’s mentioned in It’s better not to use hub-like tags in Scrapbox, don’t add the tag “#Mr. X’s lecture” either.