Paul Tibbetts https://paultibbetts.uk/2026/05/20/ Posts by Paul Tibbetts published on Wednesday, May 20, 2026 Hugo en-gb Replied to: paulopinto.xyz https://paultibbetts.uk/2026/05/20/obsidian-paulo-pinto/ Wed, 20 May 2026 22:01:06 +0100 https://paultibbetts.uk/2026/05/20/obsidian-paulo-pinto/ This captures what makes these tools appealing to me too. I renamed my “notes” directory to “thoughts” because it’s where I now do all of my thinking. Logseq seems to suit my brain more than Obsidian, but with either tool the best feature is the cross-linking of ideas. I will sometimes forget where I wrote a note, but I remember that it linked to other ideas, so I can go to them to find the one I am looking for. This captures what makes these tools appealing to me too. I renamed my “notes” directory to “thoughts” because it’s where I now do all of my thinking.

Logseq seems to suit my brain more than Obsidian, but with either tool the best feature is the cross-linking of ideas. I will sometimes forget where I wrote a note, but I remember that it linked to other ideas, so I can go to them to find the one I am looking for.

And I especially like finding out I have written about an idea before, and that I can see how my thinking has evolved since then.

]]> This captures what makes these tools appealing to me too. I renamed my "notes" directory to "thoughts" because it's where I now do all of my thinking. [Logseq](https://logseq.com/) seems to suit my brain more than Obsidian, but with either tool the best feature is the cross-linking of ideas. I will sometimes forget where I wrote a note, but I remember that it linked to other ideas, so I can go to them to find the one I am looking for. And I especially like finding out I have written about an idea before, and that I can see how my thinking has evolved since then. Liked: On the quiet pleasures of the small web — Paulo Pinto https://paulopinto.xyz/notes/2026/05/2026-05-17-on-the-small-web/ Wed, 20 May 2026 21:42:11 +0100 https://paultibbetts.uk/2026/05/20/on-the-quiet-pleasures-of-the-small-web-paulo-pinto/ IndieWeb