Scrapbox Information Organization

• Amazon

  • Tadanori Kurashita

• Scrapbox information sorting art

  • The act of Organizing Information itself is classified into three categories according to its history.

• Scrapbox is "card-type smooth Wiki.

  • level and flat
    • classificatory arrangement and Organizing for retrieval
    • The Art of Intellectual Production
  • Information Organization 1.0
    • Location-based organization
  • Hierarchy fits
  • Not suitable for storing items that have multiple roles or whose roles are not known in advance
  • Information Organization 2.0
    • hyperorganization bat problem your name syndrome
      • time series extrusion filing
    • information card Tadao Umesao Don't classify, array. → search (e.g. for someone using a search engine)
  • Information Organization 3.0
    • hyperlink
    • Connecting by Link : Hierarchy is irrelevant
  • You can follow the link.
    • network-based organization
  • If it is a reference by link, it can be placed on either side.
    • Also related to shortcut and [symbolic link
  • Information is relevant.
    • When certain information is used, information that is related to that information is also likely to be used.
      • The "put it where you use it" principle

• Scrapbox is a

  • Project as a place to put = Information Organization 1.0
  • Pages are arranged flat = Information Organization 2.0
  • Pages are connected to each other by links = Information Organization 3.0

• Knowledge can change structure when added

  • Hesitant because it does not match the hierarchical structure, the hierarchy itself has to be rebuilt, and it is expensive.

  • Cost of Structural Change] due to additional knowledge must be low

    • I also wrote in The Intellectual Production of Engineers p.159 [Disadvantages of creating classification criteria in advance

  • Information and Order Knowledge and know-how are embodied in people and their networks.

• p.132 Column Role of Trees and Networks.

  • Comparison of the roles of networked Scrapbox and tree-based books
  • Meaning cannot be fixed without an array.
    • making finite and Array Determination
    • The second half of the KJ method process involves converting a two-dimensional array into a one-dimensional array, which is exactly what is done.

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