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James Chip

Blogs carry an expectation of creating something polished for others to read. A blog is a product.

Wikis can be a collection of notes and partially formed ideas for you to use. A wiki is a tool.

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James Chip

@aquaqueer you should have a personal wiki.

They come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. My website is a kind of personal wiki.

from the river to the sea

@jameschip the main thing stopping me is that i don't understand web security very well and i'm anxious about accidentally exposing information that i don't intend to

James Chip

@aquaqueer then just keep it local and dont put it online.

Fedor

@aquaqueer @jameschip if you do not want to have a public website/wiki, I would recommend checking out

tiddlywiki(varios ways to run it locally) or tiddlyhost.com/ if you want it on the web

joplinapp.org/

obsidian.md/

Fedor

@aquaqueer @jameschip note that this is not a comprehensive list of wiki engines, its just 3 things I happen to try for an extended period of time and found them nice for personal, local first, wiki like note taking

Dozens B. Cousins

@jameschip i have been enjoying exploring the third space, which is a 'journal' or a microblog (in the sense of an actual smol blog, not like, twitter or mastodon.)

James Chip

@dozens ooh, yes, these are also good options, although often more personal.

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