Cosma by Arthur Perret et al seems to be just the sort of interoperable, open, & standards-based tools for thought app that Friends of the Link will appreciate
@flancian @JerryMichalski @MathewLowry @Borthwick @dwhly @An_Agora @ZsViczian
https://cosma.graphlab.fr/en/docs/user-manual/
@flancian @JerryMichalski @MathewLowry @Borthwick @dwhly @An_Agora @ZsViczian
https://cosma.graphlab.fr/en/docs/user-manual/
Cosma by @ArthurPerret et al seems to be just the sort of interoperable, open, & standards-based #ToolsForThought app that Friends of the Link will appreciate
@flancian @JerryMichalski @MathewLowry @Borthwick @dwhly @An_Agora @ZsViczian #PKM #Zettelkasten
cosma.graphlab.fr/en/docs/user-m…
anagora.org/ToolsForThought
anagora.org/PKM
anagora.org/Zettelkasten
Thanks Chris! Cosma is part of ongoing experimental research on knowledge organization. So we break the promise of interoperability in a couple places, e.g. we support link types [[link_type:20221010093914]] which confuses some apps. But we do it for science!
anagora.org/link_type%3A20…
You (and all others tagged here) may be interested in the series of blog posts I wrote about Cosma within the context of other tools for thought. 1/3 The first one is a quick overview of the app:
2/3 The second is about the usefulness of graph views:
3/3 The third is a direct continuation of the previous one, and can be read right after. (Both contain many ideas that ended in my dissertation. Since the latter is in French, these two posts are a good way for me to share my views with you all.)