Using a Zettelkasten is about optimizing a workflow of Learning and producing Knowledge. The products are texts, mostly. The categories we deem fit currently are the following:
* **Knowledge Management:** general information about what it means to work and learn efficiently.
* **Writing:** posts on the production of lasting knowledge, and about sharing it with others through your own texts.
* **Reading:** posts about the process of acquisition of new things and the organization of sources. site 
Good introduction by Bryan Kam page with a follow up. page . Consider Niklas Luhmann's Text about Communicating with Slip Boxes.
The core of this Personal Knowledge Management process revolves around two collections of notes: Reference Notes which summarise source material and include a link to the source, and the collection of Evergreen Notes which are written in the interpretive part of the process.
The 20th-century German sociologist Niklas Luhmann managed to publish 70 books. He credits much of his success to his Zettelkasten, or "slip box."
_Luhmann, N. (1992). Communicating with Slip Boxes. In A. Kieserling (Ed.), & M. Kuehn (Trans.), Universität als Milieu: Kleine Schriften (pp. 53–61). page _
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A Zettelkasten is a method of personal information management and a note taking methodology. This programme mimics one of the classic Zettelkasten methods that of the German social science professor, Niklas Luhmann and was originally created in German. github
Now it has English and Spanish variants but there is little documentation on how to use them. So H.G.W. Davie has decided to create his own guide, based largely on his own experience of using the programme, to help other who follow in this path of exploration.
> If I have got anything wrong, or omitted major items, please let me know by adding a comment at the bottom of this blog post. –– page via GitHub discussions
Manifesto
YOUTUBE c5Tst3-zcWI #Zettelkasten #Markdown #KnowledgeManagement THE ZETTELKASTEN MANIFESTO | What is a Zettelkasten?
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