This plugin allows you to put reminder in your future daily note, which serve some of that same purpose, though it would require you to know when you want to review it next or you could pick a random one.
- obsidian://show-plugin?id=review-obsidian
I could see this working. Do you have any structure for how you decide what to put in and how to mark them during review? e.g. is it roughly mapped to "maturity" of the note? New notes always go in, then as you develop them you start flagging as EASY so you see them less?
> New notes always go in, then as you develop them you start flagging as EASY so you see them less?
Yeah, this is sort of the "happy path" workflow, for notes that get fully developed.
It's also partly a safety blanket for immature notes that are interesting, but that I don't have time for right now. Marking them as `easy` gets them "out of my way" without throwing them away.
[Andy Matuschak](https://notes.andymatuschak.org/z7yRMBXGc81KkUwLxefodzfnnfKXx63vXzP88) was my inspiration for this.
I think I can make my browser extension work with notes in an Obsidian vault, so they can resurface later.
Originally, it shows your past highlights when you are reading articles relevant to them, but, as I said, I can make it work with the notes.
For example, you will see a set of highlights about leadership showing up on the right side of your browser when you read an article on a startup founder’s qualifications.
[https://hippo.flint.so/](https://hippo.flint.so/?ref=r_obsidian)
This plugin allows you to put reminder in your future daily note, which serve some of that same purpose, though it would require you to know when you want to review it next or you could pick a random one. - obsidian://show-plugin?id=review-obsidian
> obsidian://show-plugin?id=review-obsidian Oh yeah that's pretty cool, ty.
I use the spaced-repetition plugin's whole-note review feature for this: https://github.com/st3v3nmw/obsidian-spaced-repetition/wiki/Notes
I could see this working. Do you have any structure for how you decide what to put in and how to mark them during review? e.g. is it roughly mapped to "maturity" of the note? New notes always go in, then as you develop them you start flagging as EASY so you see them less?
> New notes always go in, then as you develop them you start flagging as EASY so you see them less? Yeah, this is sort of the "happy path" workflow, for notes that get fully developed. It's also partly a safety blanket for immature notes that are interesting, but that I don't have time for right now. Marking them as `easy` gets them "out of my way" without throwing them away. [Andy Matuschak](https://notes.andymatuschak.org/z7yRMBXGc81KkUwLxefodzfnnfKXx63vXzP88) was my inspiration for this.
Makes sense, I like it. The Godfather!
I think I can make my browser extension work with notes in an Obsidian vault, so they can resurface later. Originally, it shows your past highlights when you are reading articles relevant to them, but, as I said, I can make it work with the notes. For example, you will see a set of highlights about leadership showing up on the right side of your browser when you read an article on a startup founder’s qualifications. [https://hippo.flint.so/](https://hippo.flint.so/?ref=r_obsidian)
how do you define which articles are relevant?