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A web3 note-taking tool built for open and interactive block reference Word block is a web3 note-taking tool built for open and interactive block reference. There are some inspirations for me to build wordblock: (To summarize ahead i want to build a tool for thoughts that enables public block reference and semantic search) - Fragmented knowledge takeaway by attention 👀 Reading is a huge activity in which we consume information, but it has been heavy since we let the brain take(memory) too many things. I need a "container" to carry the fragmented knowledge i have from reading, specifically the highlights and memos. The "container*" should represent the context (at what time\from where\i consume\what information) *In the theory of publishing, framing (encapsulation) is used to support the subsequent filtering (classification & search), amplification (propagation) and models (value distribution). - Block-building writing experience This block-building writing experience is classic in some note-taking tools like roamresearch, I'm a big beneficiary of it. Generally speaking, I write in block units and every block has its unique ID, so when i write an article i can combine those blocks with context ——we call it "block reference". So, you will see an article from a bunch of static text to "a chain of blocks" with their individual context.
Mar 9, 2023
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